"UniverSoul’s Turn’t Up Tour features new acts, including a neck-breaking head balancing act from Vietnam, Beat Box and a Capella vocalists from Atlanta, and a hip hop inspired Magic Cat Illusion featuring live Tigers. From start to finish, UniverSoul has assembled its most sensational and provocative line up of performers to date."

Sherlock Holmes needs assistance in solving another mystery in Victorian England.

Port Discovery is opened for limited holiday hours. Events include a community drum circle and Once Upon a Doorstep.

Check out a 1800s classroom and participate in a spelling bee. There will also be crafts, seafood, and dessert.

Arundel Mills host a children's cooking event to engage both parents and children in mixing cuisine and creativity, hosted by Chevy's Fresh Mex. Participants are encouraged to bring a non-perishable food donation for H.O.P.E. for All of Anne Arundel County. To register, please email Katie Wright at kwright@simon.com.

The first 529 children to enter get in for $5.29.

A special Little's Day event dedicated to the lives of bugs.

Breakfast with the Elephants at the Elephant Overlook. Same day entry to the park is included with ticket price. Children under two are free, but still require a ticket.

A 3D film about orphaned animals and the bond that is created between them and the people who take care of them. Narrated by Morgan Freeman.

Scientists from Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab will be on hard to discuss the relationship between the sun and the Earth.

Students who have three or more As will get into the aquarium for free. Check aqua.org for additional requirements.

Breakfast with the Chimps at the Chimp Forest. Same day entry to the park is included with ticket price. Children under two are free, but still require a ticket.

Port Discovery celebrates homes across the world. Guests will have the chance to build homes out of Lincoln logs and K'Nex figures, among other activities.

Breakfast in Africa with the Zebras, Rhinos, and Ostriches at the African Journey. Same day entry to the park is included with ticket price. Children under two are free, but still require a ticket.

Port Discovery will be open on the fourth of July with different activities for kids, including circle time and Art A La Cart.

Breakfast with the Penguins at Rock Island. Same day entry to the park is included with ticket price. Children under two are free, but still require a ticket.

A special little's day event which include special activities like bear masks and a Teddy Bear health clinic.

Banfield Pet Hospital will be teaching kids about veterinary medicine. The program is three parts long and kids graduate at the end.

Breakfast with the Giraffes and Okapi at the Giraffe House. Same day entry to the park is included with ticket price. Children under two are free, but still require a ticket.

Breakfast with the Polar Bears will begin at the Mansion House. Following the breakfast, guests will be transported to the Polar Bear Watch for a Q&A session with zoo keepers, and watch as the polar bears are given a special wintery treat. Same day entry to the park is included with ticket price. Children under two are free, but still require a ticket.

Classics and modern stories are featured.

Experience, experiment, and explore the science of how we can save Earth's ecosystems at the Maryland Science Center's new travelling exhibit. Visitors to the exhibit will be introduced to the rescue efforts used by experts, have a chance to experiment with puppets, costumes, and learn survival skills.

You can buy a discounted train ride ticket to the Mount Clare Museum House when you purchase a regular admission ticket to the B&O Railroad Museum.

A week of golf.

Jewish Community Services is offering a social skills group for middle school age boys who experience challenges with relationships, and a additional group for parents.

ArtTots introduces children ages 2-3 to the museum through short stories, gallery play and art activities. Toddlers may bring their favorite adult!

Kids are given the chance to

Build a carrier that will go down a zip line to a drop zone.

So afternoon thunderstorms have besieged our local vacation hotspot. You've been holed up with your entire family for what seems like nigh forever, and you're THAT close to bludgeoning your children with the Monopoly board. Head over to the beach and use the various competitions, from tug-of-war to sand castle contests, to blow off some steam and remind yourself that your children aren't so bad after all.

A summer arts camp for students with disabilities hosted by The American Visionary Art Museum and The John F. Kennedy Center's VSA Programs on arts and disability. Eligible students must be between the ages of 11 and 18, must be able to use materials independently and be moderately independent, must be passionate about art and enjoy using art as a form of expression, must be able to self-regulate, must possess effective coping strategies, and must not have any severe behavioral issues. The morning session is for students ages 11-14, and the afternoon for students ages 15-18. There are 5 scholarships available for the cost of $50.00 per student. To register, please contact Amy Armiger at amy@avam.org or 410-244-1900 x232.