FEBRUARY 2026
Ongoing HOMESCHOOL IN THE PARKS, Ages: 7-12. Several parks throughout the Charleston County Parks system. 843-795-4386, customerservice@ccprc.com. Charleston County Parks hosts various events for homeschool groups in our parks throughout the year! From the marsh to the oceans, the outdoors serves as our classroom and makes for great homeschool field trips during science lessons. ccprc.com.
(NC) Every Tuesday in February, HOMESCHOOL TUESDAYS, 9:00 am – 4:00 pm, All ages. Sylvan Heights Bird Park, 500 Sylvan Heights Park Way, Scotland Neck, NC 27874, (252) 826-3186, education@shwpark.com. North Carolina homeschool students and families can enjoy discounted admission on Tuesdays from November – February! Sylvan Heights Bird Park offers a fun and engaging winter field trip experience where students can meet and learn about more than 2,000 birds from around the world. To qualify for this special discount, homeschool families must be registered with the state of North Carolina, and must present proof of their registered status at the ticket window. PreK-12th grade homeschool students: $8.00 Adults accompanying homeschool students: $12.00. shwpark.com
(NC) Ongoing, OPEN STUDIO EVERY SUNDAY UNTIL MAY 31, 2026, 1:30-3:30pm (Ends), Ages 5+. Artspace NC, 201 East Davie Street, Raleigh NC, 27601, 919-821-2787, info@artspacenc.org Let your imagination soar in Artspace’s Open Studio and enjoy a self-guided art making activity for ages 5 and up. Every month there will be a new, beginner-level art making activity to experience. Registration is required for children and adults. Free. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/artspace-open-studio-tickets-1115849950239?aff=oddtdtcreator
(NJ) February 1, 2026, ROMEO & JULIET, 2 pm. New Jersey Performing Arts Center; 1 Center Street; Newark, NJ 07102, 888.466.5722, ticketservices@njpac.org. Shakespeare’s story of two star-crossed lovers, their warring families, and a sleeping potion that causes calamity has inspired our greatest composers. With the dramatic music of two Russian masters, Tchaikovsky and Prokofiev, the artists of The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey will join us to share a timeless tale of romance, violence, and passion. Cost of Event: $36-$122
(MD) February 1, 2026, TINY STAGES: POP! 10:00am. Ages: 0-5. Maryland Ensemble Theatre’s Frank Greene Space, 31 West Patrick Street, Frederick, MD, 21713, (301) 694-4744, contact@marylandensemble.org. Bubbles, balloons, and popcorn come to life in this joyful, immersive show filled with music, puppets, and playful surprises. A gentle, sensory adventure where every POP! brings a new delight. Run time: Around 45 minutes without intermission. Cost of Event: $7-$20 Thanks to the generous support of our show sponsor tickets for this production are offered on a Pay What You Wish scale. https://marylandensemble.org/tiny-stages-pop/
(MD) February 4. 2026, BLACK HISTORY MONTH,10 a.m. – 2 p.m., The U.S. Colored Troops Interpretive Center, Lexington Manor Passive Park, 21675 S. Coral Drive in Lexington Park, Maryland, (301) 769-2222, www.Facebook.com/USCTCenter. The public is encouraged to head to the U.S. Colored Troops (USCT) Interpretive Center to explore the profound and significant contributions of African Americans in St. Mary’s County. Inside the USCT Interpretive Center, visitors can learn about two St. Mary’s County Congressional Medal of Honor recipients who served in the 38th Infantry Regiment of the U.S. Colored Troops and fought for the Union during the Civil War. On the trail between the Interpretive Center in Lexington Manor Passive Park and John G. Lancaster Park, you can learn about the Civil War era in St. Mary’s County and the African American troops on interpretive panels that lead to the statue of the soldier. Staff will be available to answer questions and provide information on these amazing stories. www.Facebook.com/USCTCenter
(MD) February 5, TINY STAGES: POP! 10:00am. Ages: 0-5. Maryland Ensemble Theatre’s Frank Greene Space, 31 West Patrick Street, Frederick, MD, 21713, (301) 694-4744, contact@marylandensemble.org. Bubbles, balloons, and popcorn come to life in this joyful, immersive show filled with music, puppets, and playful surprises. A gentle, sensory adventure where every POP! brings a new delight. Run time: Around 45 minutes without intermission. Cost of Event: $7-$20 Thanks to the generous support of our show sponsor tickets for this production are offered on a Pay What You Wish scale. https://marylandensemble.org/tiny-stages-pop/
(MD) February 6, 2026, TINY STAGES: POP! 10:00am. Ages: 0-5. Maryland Ensemble Theatre’s Frank Greene Space, 31 West Patrick Street, Frederick, MD, 21713, (301) 694-4744, contact@marylandensemble.org. Bubbles, balloons, and popcorn come to life in this joyful, immersive show filled with music, puppets, and playful surprises. A gentle, sensory adventure where every POP! brings a new delight. Run time: Around 45 minutes without intermission. Cost of Event: $7-$20 Thanks to the generous support of our show sponsor tickets for this production are offered on a Pay What You Wish scale. https://marylandensemble.org/tiny-stages-pop/
(MD) February 7, 2026, TINY STAGES: POP! 10:00am. Ages: 0-5. Maryland Ensemble Theatre’s Frank Greene Space, 31 West Patrick Street, Frederick, MD, 21713, (301) 694-4744, contact@marylandensemble.org. Bubbles, balloons, and popcorn come to life in this joyful, immersive show filled with music, puppets, and playful surprises. A gentle, sensory adventure where every POP! brings a new delight. Run time: Around 45 minutes without intermission. Cost of Event: $7-$20 Thanks to the generous support of our show sponsor tickets for this production are offered on a Pay What You Wish scale. https://marylandensemble.org/tiny-stages-pop/
(MD) February 7, 2026, BLACK HISTORY MONTH,10 a.m. – 2 p.m., The U.S. Colored Troops Interpretive Center, Lexington Manor Passive Park, 21675 S. Coral Drive in Lexington Park, Maryland, (301) 769-2222, www.Facebook.com/USCTCenter. The public is encouraged to head to the U.S. Colored Troops (USCT) Interpretive Center to explore the profound and significant contributions of African Americans in St. Mary’s County. Inside the USCT Interpretive Center, visitors can learn about two St. Mary’s County Congressional Medal of Honor recipients who served in the 38th Infantry Regiment of the U.S. Colored Troops and fought for the Union during the Civil War. On the trail between the Interpretive Center in Lexington Manor Passive Park and John G. Lancaster Park, you can learn about the Civil War era in St. Mary’s County and the African American troops on interpretive panels that lead to the statue of the soldier. Staff will be available to answer questions and provide information on these amazing stories. www.Facebook.com/USCTCenter
(NJ) February 7, 2026, MAKERSPACE, 11AM-3PM, METC Education Annex – 23 Main Street, Madison, NJ, 973-377-2982, education@metc.org. Join us at Makerspace on the first Saturday of every month from January through June! Whether you are looking for a kid-friendly project or for something creative to do after spending time at our Museum, Makerspace is the place to be! Enjoy hands-on activities in our collaborative workspace geared towards kids ages 5 to 12. Kids will use our 3D printer, build with Legos, make jewelry, experiment with our marble run and coding robots, and more! Children must be accompanied by guardians at all times. $10/family, $15/combo ticket – family with museum entry tickets included, free for METC members. metc.org/events.
(PA) February 7, 2026, FROZEN KINGDOM: A FRACTAL FESTIVAL, 9am–12pm. North Museum of Nature and Science, 400 College Avenue, Lancaster, PA 17603-3393, (717) 358-3941, info@northmuseum.org. Slide, ski, or skate into our creative and hands-on Frozen Kingdom: A Fractal Festival packed with the STEM activities proven to build critical skills while learning key scientific principles. Planetarium shows exploring the Northern Lights and winter constellations will run all day. Participants get a bonus “Frozen @ Home” STEM Activity Pack! Note: This is not a drop-off program. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Regular museum and planetarium operations will be paused in order to welcome all to North Museum’s Frozen Kingdom: A Fractal Festival. Member children: $30; Member adult: $13; Non-member children: $35, Non-member adult: $15. Become a Member to unlock your discount. https://northmuseum.org/events/ice-magic-festival-winter-workshops/2026-01-31/. REGISTER TODAY
(PA) February 7, 2026, FROZEN KINGDOM: A FRACTAL FESTIVAL, 1–4pm. North Museum of Nature and Science, 400 College Avenue, Lancaster, PA 17603-3393, (717) 358-3941, info@northmuseum.org. Slide, ski, or skate into our creative and hands-on Frozen Kingdom: A Fractal Festival packed with the STEM activities proven to build critical skills while learning key scientific principles. Planetarium shows exploring the Northern Lights and winter constellations will run all day. Participants get a bonus “Frozen @ Home” STEM Activity Pack! Note: This is not a drop-off program. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Regular museum and planetarium operations will be paused in order to welcome all to North Museum’s Frozen Kingdom: A Fractal Festival. Member children: $30; Member adult: $13; Non-member children: $35, Non-member adult: $15. Become a Member to unlock your discount. https://northmuseum.org/events/ice-magic-festival-winter-workshops/2026-01-31/. REGISTER TODAY
(PA) February 7 and 8, 2026, WINTER SCOUTS WEEKEND AT CAMELBACK RESORT, 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM, boy scouts or girl scouts and their families. Camelback Mountain, 301 Resort Drive, Tannersville, Pennsylvania, 18372, (855) 515-1283, info@camelbackresort.com. Get ready for a weekend full of snowy fun, exciting adventures, and lasting memories at Camelback Resort. Enjoy exclusive discounts on snow tubing, ski & snowboard lessons, lift tickets, rentals and Aquatopia Indoor Waterpark tickets during our winter scouts weekend. $25 – 108.00.This special event is designed just for scouts and their families. Come hit the slopes, learn something new, and embrace the spirit of adventure together! Please note: Scouts will need to show proof of membership at Guest Services on the day of their visit to activate their tickets. Beginner Ski & Snowboard Lesson Package: $108; All-Day Lift Ticket: $39; All-Day Lift Ticket with Rentals: $77, Twilight Lift Ticket (Starting After 3PM): $31; Twilight Lift Ticket with Rentals (Starting After 3PM): $66; https://www.camelbackresort.com/events/tannersville/winter-scouts-weekend-at-camelback-resort?startdate=02-07-2026&enddate=02-08-2026.. 2 Hour Snow Tubing: $25; Aquatopia Ticket: $30.To guarantee spots in . Lessons & Snow Tubing, please email ahead to guestservices@camelbackresort.com.
(PA) February 8, 2026, FROZEN KINGDOM: A FRACTAL FESTIVAL, 9am–12pm. North Museum of Nature and Science, 400 College Avenue, Lancaster, PA 17603-3393, (717) 358-3941, info@northmuseum.org. Slide, ski, or skate into our creative and hands-on Frozen Kingdom: A Fractal Festival packed with the STEM activities proven to build critical skills while learning key scientific principles. Planetarium shows exploring the Northern Lights and winter constellations will run all day. Participants get a bonus “Frozen @ Home” STEM Activity Pack! Note: This is not a drop-off program. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Regular museum and planetarium operations will be paused in order to welcome all to North Museum’s Frozen Kingdom: A Fractal Festival. Member children: $30; Member adult: $13; Non-member children: $35, Non-member adult: $15. Become a Member to unlock your discount. https://northmuseum.org/events/ice-magic-festival-winter-workshops/2026-01-31/. REGISTER TODAY
(PA) February 8, 2026, FROZEN KINGDOM: A FRACTAL FESTIVAL, 1–4pm. North Museum of Nature and Science, 400 College Avenue, Lancaster, PA 17603-3393, (717) 358-3941, info@northmuseum.org. Slide, ski, or skate into our creative and hands-on Frozen Kingdom: A Fractal Festival packed with the STEM activities proven to build critical skills while learning key scientific principles. Planetarium shows exploring the Northern Lights and winter constellations will run all day. Participants get a bonus “Frozen @ Home” STEM Activity Pack! Note: This is not a drop-off program. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Regular museum and planetarium operations will be paused in order to welcome all to North Museum’s Frozen Kingdom: A Fractal Festival. Member children: $30; Member adult: $13; Non-member children: $35, Non-member adult: $15. Become a Member to unlock your discount. https://northmuseum.org/events/ice-magic-festival-winter-workshops/2026-01-31/. REGISTER TODAY
(MD) February 8, 2026, TINY STAGES: POP!10:00am. Ages: 0-5. Maryland Ensemble Theatre’s Frank Greene Space, 31 West Patrick Street, Frederick, MD, 21713, (301) 694-4744, contact@marylandensemble.org. Bubbles, balloons, and popcorn come to life in this joyful, immersive show filled with music, puppets, and playful surprises. A gentle, sensory adventure where every POP! brings a new delight. Run time: Around 45 minutes without intermission. Cost of Event: $7-$20 Thanks to the generous support of our show sponsor tickets for this production are offered on a Pay What You Wish scale. https://marylandensemble.org/tiny-stages-pop/
(MD) February 10, 2026, BLACK HISTORY MONTH,10 a.m. – 2 p.m., The U.S. Colored Troops Interpretive Center, Lexington Manor Passive Park, 21675 S. Coral Drive in Lexington Park, Maryland, (301) 769-2222, www.Facebook.com/USCTCenter. The public is encouraged to head to the U.S. Colored Troops (USCT) Interpretive Center to explore the profound and significant contributions of African Americans in St. Mary’s County. Inside the USCT Interpretive Center, visitors can learn about two St. Mary’s County Congressional Medal of Honor recipients who served in the 38th Infantry Regiment of the U.S. Colored Troops and fought for the Union during the Civil War. On the trail between the Interpretive Center in Lexington Manor Passive Park and John G. Lancaster Park, you can learn about the Civil War era in St. Mary’s County and the African American troops on interpretive panels that lead to the statue of the soldier. Staff will be available to answer questions and provide information on these amazing stories. www.Facebook.com/USCTCenter
(GA) February 12, 2026, HOMESCHOOL PROGRAM AT ELACHEE NATURE SCIENCE CENTER, 1-3 pm. kindergarten through 6th grade. Elachee Nature Science Center, 2125 Elachee Drive, Gainesville, GA 30504, 770-535-1976, sam@elachee.org. Explore guided and self-guided stations that cover different science and nature themes each month. Attendees will also have access to the entire Nature Center and hiking trails. Member child: free, non-member child: $10. www.elachee.org.
(MD) February 13, 2026, COMMUNITY DAY, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. St. Clement’s Island Museum, 38370 Point Breeze Road, Coltons Point, MD, United States, Maryland and Piney Point Lighthouse Museum, 44720 Lighthouse Road Piney Point, MD, United States, Maryland 20674. Have you ever wanted to contribute to a museum exhibit? This day allows the public to get involved with the planning of new exhibits by sharing historical documents, photos, and other significant objects related to St. Clement’s Island and the Colton’s Point area. Museum staff will be available to scan photos and documents, or photograph objects and people, with the permission of the owner, for potential new exhibits or collections. For a list of items the museums are seeking information and items about or more information, contact Christina Barbour, St. Clement’s Island Museum Manager at (301) 769-2222 or Ken Burke, Piney Point Lighthouse Museum Manager at (301) 994-1471. St. Clement’s Island Museum: Facebook.com/SCIMuseum. Piney Point Lighthouse Museum: Facebook.com/1836Light.
(MD) February 14, 2026, BLACK HISTORY MONTH,10 a.m. – 2 p.m., The U.S. Colored Troops Interpretive Center, Lexington Manor Passive Park, 21675 S. Coral Drive in Lexington Park, Maryland, (301) 769-2222, www.Facebook.com/USCTCenter. The public is encouraged to head to the U.S. Colored Troops (USCT) Interpretive Center to explore the profound and significant contributions of African Americans in St. Mary’s County. Inside the USCT Interpretive Center, visitors can learn about two St. Mary’s County Congressional Medal of Honor recipients who served in the 38th Infantry Regiment of the U.S. Colored Troops and fought for the Union during the Civil War. On the trail between the Interpretive Center in Lexington Manor Passive Park and John G. Lancaster Park, you can learn about the Civil War era in St. Mary’s County and the African American troops on interpretive panels that lead to the statue of the soldier. Staff will be available to answer questions and provide information on these amazing stories. www.Facebook.com/USCTCenter
(PA) February 14, 2026, PAINT THE MOUNTAIN PINK, 9am-4pm, Shawnee Mountain, 401 Hollow Road, East Stroudsburg, PA 18302, 570-421-7231, info@shawneemt.com. With pink snow and pink giveaways, there’s no better way to help us support the Hope for Strength Breast Cancer Fund. Join us for a special raffle to continue raising funds and spreading hope. The first 200 guests to arrive will receive a free pair of pink sunglasses, so be sure to get here early! Everyone is encouraged to wear pink and enjoy the vibrant pink snow on our Greenhouse slope as we come together for a powerful and uplifting day. Prizes range from gift cards and gift baskets to ski and outdoor gear! FREE https://shawneemt.com/events/paint-the-mountain-pink/.
(FL) February 16, 2026, SUPERHERO ACADEMY, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM. 1261 Winter Garden Vineland Road, Winter Garden, FL 34787, 407-654-8400, kay@flfilmacademy.com.. Schedule; 9:00 – 11:00 AM Themed Robotics Challenge – Superhero rescue and mission-based robotics games; 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM Acting Workshop – Hero improv, secret identity role-play, and action scenes; 12:00 – 12:45 PM Lunch Break; 12:45 – 3:00 PM Short Film Creation – Create your own superhero origin story.; 3:00 – 5:00 PM Movie Screening – Watch a family-friendly superhero film. Step into a world where every challenge is a chance to save the day. Begin with robotics missions that put your hero instincts to the test — from daring rescues to lightning-fast problem solving. Bring your alter ego to life in an acting workshop packed with improv, action moves, and quick-change personas. After lunch, grab the camera and film your own epic origin story, then close the day with a hero-sized movie adventure. Students must pack their own lunch. $85. https://flfilmacademy.com/.
(PA) February 17, 2026, FASTNACHT DAY, 10:00 am – 1:00 pm, All ages. Boyertown Museum of Historic Vehicles, 85 S Walnut Street, Boyertown, PA 19512, 610-367-2090. Visit the Museum on Shrove Tuesday from 10 AM – 1 PM! Attendees are invited to dine on Fastnachts and sip coffee in the historic Fegely’s Reading Diner, which is part of the Museum’s collection. Fastnachts will be available for just 25 cents and coffee for 5 cents. Regular Contribution rates apply. www.boyertownmuseum.org
(MD) February 18, 2026, BLACK HISTORY MONTH,10 a.m. – 2 p.m., The U.S. Colored Troops Interpretive Center, Lexington Manor Passive Park, 21675 S. Coral Drive in Lexington Park, Maryland, (301) 769-2222, www.Facebook.com/USCTCenter. The public is encouraged to head to the U.S. Colored Troops (USCT) Interpretive Center to explore the profound and significant contributions of African Americans in St. Mary’s County. Inside the USCT Interpretive Center, visitors can learn about two St. Mary’s County Congressional Medal of Honor recipients who served in the 38th Infantry Regiment of the U.S. Colored Troops and fought for the Union during the Civil War. On the trail between the Interpretive Center in Lexington Manor Passive Park and John G. Lancaster Park, you can learn about the Civil War era in St. Mary’s County and the African American troops on interpretive panels that lead to the statue of the soldier. Staff will be available to answer questions and provide information on these amazing stories. www.Facebook.com/USCTCenter
(MD) February 21, 2026, BLACK HISTORY MONTH,10 a.m. – 2 p.m., The U.S. Colored Troops Interpretive Center, Lexington Manor Passive Park, 21675 S. Coral Drive in Lexington Park, Maryland, (301) 769-2222, www.Facebook.com/USCTCenter. The public is encouraged to head to the U.S. Colored Troops (USCT) Interpretive Center to explore the profound and significant contributions of African Americans in St. Mary’s County. Inside the USCT Interpretive Center, visitors can learn about two St. Mary’s County Congressional Medal of Honor recipients who served in the 38th Infantry Regiment of the U.S. Colored Troops and fought for the Union during the Civil War. On the trail between the Interpretive Center in Lexington Manor Passive Park and John G. Lancaster Park, you can learn about the Civil War era in St. Mary’s County and the African American troops on interpretive panels that lead to the statue of the soldier. Staff will be available to answer questions and provide information on these amazing stories. www.Facebook.com/USCTCenter
(MD) February 21, 2026, PETER RABBIT AND THE SECRET GARDEN GATE, 10:30am and 1:30pm, Ages: 4-14 recommended. All ages welcome! Maryland Ensemble Theatre’s Frank Greene Space, 31 West Patrick Street, Frederick, MD, 21713, (301) 694-4744, contact@marylandensemble.org. Step into a world of wonder, whimsy, and woodland mischief in this bold new re-imagining of Beatrix Potter’s beloved tale! Peter Rabbit & The Secret Garden Gate invites young audiences on a thrilling journey beyond the hedge, where gardens grow secrets, animals talk back, and even the smallest rabbit can change the world. Run time: Around 60 minutes without intermission. Cost of Event: $17-$20 with a limited number of pay what you will tickets ($7-$20) available per performance. https://marylandensemble.org/peter-rabbit-and-the-secret-garden-gate/
(MD) February 22, 2026, PETER RABBIT AND THE SECRET GARDEN GATE, 1:30pm, Ages: 4-14 recommended. All ages welcome! Maryland Ensemble Theatre’s Frank Greene Space, 31 West Patrick Street, Frederick, MD, 21713, (301) 694-4744, contact@marylandensemble.org. Step into a world of wonder, whimsy, and woodland mischief in this bold new re-imagining of Beatrix Potter’s beloved tale! Peter Rabbit & The Secret Garden Gate invites young audiences on a thrilling journey beyond the hedge, where gardens grow secrets, animals talk back, and even the smallest rabbit can change the world. Run time: Around 60 minutes without intermission. Cost of Event: $17-$20 with a limited number of pay what you will tickets ($7-$20) available per performance. https://marylandensemble.org/peter-rabbit-and-the-secret-garden-gate/
(MD) February 25, 2026, BLACK HISTORY MONTH,10 a.m. – 2 p.m., The U.S. Colored Troops Interpretive Center, Lexington Manor Passive Park, 21675 S. Coral Drive in Lexington Park, Maryland, (301) 769-2222, www.Facebook.com/USCTCenter. The public is encouraged to head to the U.S. Colored Troops (USCT) Interpretive Center to explore the profound and significant contributions of African Americans in St. Mary’s County. Inside the USCT Interpretive Center, visitors can learn about two St. Mary’s County Congressional Medal of Honor recipients who served in the 38th Infantry Regiment of the U.S. Colored Troops and fought for the Union during the Civil War. On the trail between the Interpretive Center in Lexington Manor Passive Park and John G. Lancaster Park, you can learn about the Civil War era in St. Mary’s County and the African American troops on interpretive panels that lead to the statue of the soldier. Staff will be available to answer questions and provide information on these amazing stories. www.Facebook.com/USCTCenter
(MD) February 28. 2026, BLACK HISTORY MONTH,10 a.m. – 2 p.m., The U.S. Colored Troops Interpretive Center, Lexington Manor Passive Park, 21675 S. Coral Drive in Lexington Park, Maryland, (301) 769-2222, www.Facebook.com/USCTCenter. The public is encouraged to head to the U.S. Colored Troops (USCT) Interpretive Center to explore the profound and significant contributions of African Americans in St. Mary’s County. Inside the USCT Interpretive Center, visitors can learn about two St. Mary’s County Congressional Medal of Honor recipients who served in the 38th Infantry Regiment of the U.S. Colored Troops and fought for the Union during the Civil War. On the trail between the Interpretive Center in Lexington Manor Passive Park and John G. Lancaster Park, you can learn about the Civil War era in St. Mary’s County and the African American troops on interpretive panels that lead to the statue of the soldier. Staff will be available to answer questions and provide information on these amazing stories. www.Facebook.com/USCTCenter
(MD) February 28, 2026, PETER RABBIT AND THE SECRET GARDEN GATE, 10:30am and 1:30pm, Ages: 4-14 recommended. All ages welcome! Maryland Ensemble Theatre’s Frank Greene Space, 31 West Patrick Street, Frederick, MD, 21713, (301) 694-4744, contact@marylandensemble.org. Step into a world of wonder, whimsy, and woodland mischief in this bold new re-imagining of Beatrix Potter’s beloved tale! Peter Rabbit & The Secret Garden Gate invites young audiences on a thrilling journey beyond the hedge, where gardens grow secrets, animals talk back, and even the smallest rabbit can change the world. Run time: Around 60 minutes without intermission. Cost of Event: $17-$20 with a limited number of pay what you will tickets ($7-$20) available per performance. https://marylandensemble.org/peter-rabbit-and-the-secret-garden-gate/
(VA) February 28 thru March 8, 2026; COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG’S SPRING HOMESCHOOL DAYS, 10am – 5pm, K-12 Homeschoolers, Throughout the Colonial Williamsburg Historic Area, 101 Visitor Center Drive, Williamsburg, VA 23185, 1-800-228-8878, groupsales@cwf.org. Step into the 18th century in the Historic Area of Colonial Williamsburg with hands-on history, immersive experiences, and expert guides who bring the past to life. Students won’t just learn history – they’ll live it, craft it, and question it alongside master tradespeople in Virginia’s colonial capital. Use items from our Resource Hub, including virtual tours, articles, and publications, to set the stage for your visit. Cost of Event: $9.00 – $19.00. Colonialwilliamsburg.org/homeschool.