Whether it fills you with delight or dread, there’s no evading March Break. Here’s a list of the zillions of fun ways to keep kids — and often grownups, too — busy
Chin up, it's just one week of your life. Wherever you live, momstown is here to help. Check out our listings of camps, activities and play spaces below, and hear from parenting expert and veteran mom Ann Douglas, who's made it to the other side. You will get through this.
ALBERTA
Central Alta(Public March 26-April 6; Catholic April 3-13)
In and around Red Deer, check out the camps, muppet shows and Easter egg hunts
Calgary (Public March 20-29; Catholic April 2-13)
Learn to make chocolate, visit Disney on Ice, hunt for Easter eggs or let your creative masterminds take over in Cow Town.
Looking for camps in Edmonton? Look no further.
ONTARIO
In Oakville, whatever the weather, there’s an outdoor activity for you. Or just rest up while your kids run around at an indoor play space, or try some of momstown Oakville’s indoor boredom busters.
In Brampton, head to Chapters for a ton of fun, visit a museum, or revel in the spring sunshine at the Kids CBC Kite Festival of Spring.
Vaughan has outdoor and indoor activities for kids, and is just a hop, skip and a jump away from a ton of Toronto programming.
Skating, camps, maple farms, museums, reptiles and a lot more. Check out the fun and frugal staycation options in Kingston.
Go skiing, try drama camp (among others) or hop on board at the Dinosaur Train theatre show in Ottawa.
In the Niagara region, visit some reptiles, join a spring camp, check out a plethora of libraries or try an innovative art camp.
EAST COAST
March Break at sea, on the farm, at the art gallery, among the dinosaurs . . . there’s no shortage of fun places to go and things to do in Halifax.
Photo: Manfred Antranias Zimmer, Pixabay.
