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10 Things to do This Weekend in Phoenix: Family Edition
From a brand-new mini bowling alley (so cool!) to a bunch of dino-themed fun, keep cool with these family-friendly events taking place the weekend of August 10-12.
Debut of “Newsies” by Valley Youth Theatre
As the first...
Meet Upcoming Valley Author, Kristin Smith
We sat down with upcoming author, the Valley’s own Kristin Smith, to talk about her new kid-friendly, anti-bullying book. “Kona and the Dog Park Bully” follows the story of an adorable pup, Kona, as she goes through the ups and downs of making new friends.
Let’s meet Kristin Smith!
AFM: Yay for an Arizona State alum--go Sun Devils! What was your major in college? What sparked your interest in writing?
KS: “I received a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from ASU (Class of 2005)
Mom's Moment: A Freebie for Mini Moguls
Ask me what I want my kids to be when they grow up and I won’t hesitate with a reply. One word: happy. And to me, happiness is doing something that you love. Following your dreams. Being fearless. And going for it.
In all honesty, I hope my kids steer clear of anything crazy corporate. I don’t want them working insanely long hours, being caught in rush hour traffic, and having limited time off. Instead, I hope they have an entrepreneurial fire- a passion to take a chance and...
10 Things to do This Weekend in Phoenix: Family Edition
This weekend is all about keeping cool--perhaps that means enjoying ice-cold OJ alongside a Starburst-inspired pancake or burrowing in a chilly movie theater while catching soon-to-be classic flick. Check out all the family fun in the Valley for the weekend of August 3-5.
Thursday:
13th Annual Miracle Treat Day
Get the weekend started a little early with a sweet treat that will cool you down and gives back to the community. On Thursday, August 2, Dairy Queen will...
Moms Moment: Sing My Sweet Lion
My first born is embarking on turning five…and I’m in denial.
He stands tall past my waist, hugs me hard, and has figured out how to eye roll (I know- painful).
I took his whole preschool graduation hard. Preschool is the best. It’s all fun. The kids are nice. The teachers are comforting. And there’s not much to fear. Kids have yet to learn meanness, exclusion and cruelty. The preschool age is pure innocence, and if I had it my way, I’d confine him in that safe preschool bubble...