This family-friendly forum provides a slide show, discussion and guided tour of Penn Museum's upper and lower Egyptian galleries. A new exhibit features reliefs and jewelry excavated from the ancient city of Amarna, the rich archaeological site where King Tut laid his head. Ages 7 and up.
Native Philadelphians Ernie and Neal entertain with rock, reggae and bluegrass tunes. Kids should be prepared to sing and dance; they can even join the action by playing instruments onstage. Ages 5 to 12.
The Crayola Factory wants budding Picassos to dabble in explorative art and experimental watercolors. Kids will learn techniques like mixing, blending, and wet and dry brushing. Classes are held every Saturday for six weeks. Reservations are a must. Ages 6 to 13.
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Valentine's Day is usually about budding romance, but this year, make it about the animals. Kids can take part in this special scavenger hunt through the zoo in search of animal couples. No interspecies love allowed. Just kidding. Ages 3 and up.
Join the Philadelphia International Auto Show as they rev up the little ones with an interactive kid's room. Activities include arts, crafts and a 12-foot inflatable slide. Expect special appearances from icons like Dora the Explorer, Elmo, Cookie Monster, Spiderman and The Incredible Hulk. Ages 12 and under.
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