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Hansel and Gretel
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The theater's 2009 Holiday Children's Show is a musical adaptation of the traditional Brothers Grimm tale.
Old Log Theater
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
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Orangutan Celebrations
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Enjoy a weekend of activities that teach about the endangered orangutan.
Como Zoo Park and Conservatory
Saturday, November 14, 2009
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The Nutcracker Ballet
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150 children ages 3 to 14 come together to put on this holiday classic.
Burnsville Performing Arts Center
Saturday, November 14, 2009
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A Christmas Carol
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Seven Christmases have passed since the death of Ebenezer Scrooge's only friend, business partner Jacob Marley. Unfortunately, in that time, his hard-hearted, penny-pinching ways have not changed one bit. However, on this particular Christmas, his dreary home will be visited by some unexpected guests. Celebrate the joy and redemption of the holiday season as Scrooge undergoes a miraculous Christmas Eve transformation after viewing with new eyes his past, his present, and the possibilities for his future in this classic holiday tale.
Lyric Arts
Friday, November 20, 2009
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IBEW Holiday Lights in the Park
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Ring in the holiday season with a drive through a illuminated and animated Phalen Park.
Phalen Park
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
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Raising Readers takes a look at Japanese comic books, struggling readers, and who won our last Raising Readers essay contest.
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A guide to improving the lives of children and young adults with mental health issues and learning disabilities, including a Plymouth family who shares the emotional story of their son's battle with mental health issues, what parents should know, and how locally based PACER Center can help.
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A directory of Twin Cities prep schools.
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Artifacts from the world's most famous shipwreck are on display at the Science Museum of Minnesota.
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Between tonsils and television, there's a lot that keeps kids from a good night's sleep.
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With all the anti-vaccine hype, parents of newborns are bound to ask the question: “Are vaccines safe for my child?” But should they really be worrying?
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Take the phrase “like a kid in a toy store” as far as it can go, and you’ll end
up at Kiddywampus.
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Jean Ronnei, director
of nutrition and commercial services for the St.
Paul public schools, believes kids will develop a taste for
what’s good for them—if we regularly put good stuff in front of them.
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School-age kids average between eight and twelve colds a year making winter a seemingly endless attack of germs. New plans make preparing for the worst germ warfare easier than you think.
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Siji
Kids is a
two-in-one chic boutique and photography studio for children.
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Two years ago Lynne and Dan Gonsier opened their trend-forward baby store, Über
Baby. They quickly earned a
following among cool moms who had plans for more children.
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be'be' babble keeps it comfy with mostly cotton separates and nothing overly fussy when it comes to clothing, furnishings, or gear.
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Pamper your baby and create habits for a lifetime of radiant skin.
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