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CALENDAR OF EVENTS • APRIL 2019 • CALENDAR OF EVENTS • APRIL 2019 CONTINUED… spring-inspired crafts. The Easter Bunny will be visiting from 10am-4:30pm, and pictures with the Bunny are available for $5 each. Buffalo & Erie County Botanical Gardens, 2655 South Park Ave., Buffalo. 716-827-1584. www.buffalogardens.com MONDAY | APRIL 22 Spring into Nature Discovery Camp Let’s romp in the wild and jump into Spring through nature hikes, science experiments, crafts and hands-on activities; 9am-4pm, April 22—26. Snacks provided. Bring lunch in a reusable container. Late pick-up arrangements must be reserved at time of registration (4:30pm-5:30pm at $8 per half hour, per day/child). Advance registration required by April 15. Call 716-825-6397 for further details. Tifft Nature Preserve, 1200 Fuhrmann Blvd., Buffalo. www.tifft.org Jr. Vet Camp Running an aquarium requires a lot of attention to the health of the animals. This fun-filled, hands-on camp will introduce you to animal husbandry and take you behind- the-scenes to meet the staff responsible for animal health and see how we care for the variety of animals in our collection, and so much more. For ages 8-12. 9am-3pm, April 22-26. Registration required by Wed., April 17. Visit www.aquariumofniagara.org or call 716-285-3575. Lil’ Sprouts Spring Recess Join us for this special gym program designed especially for the little ones (birth - 5 years). 9am- 12pm; April 22-26. Parental supervision/ participation is required. Cost is only $5 per child per day for Amherst residents with valid ID; non-residents additional fee. For complete details and to register visit www. amherstyouthandrec.org or call Amherst Youth & Recreation, 631-7132 for questions. Clearfield Community Center, 730 Hopkins Rd., Williamsville. 716-631-7132. TUESDAY | APRIL 23 Break Out! Stuck inside? Break out of your house and come visit The Museum during your school vacation, 10am-5pm, April 23- 26. We will have plenty of activities and all are welcome to participate. The Resource Center at 459 Forest Ave. will also be open all week. Included with regular museum admission. The Buffalo History Museum, Nottingham Terrace, Buffalo. 716-873- 9644. Nature Tech Adventures Join us for some fun-filled spring break activities at 1:30pm. Come for just one day, or join us all week. For children ages 8 and older. FREE but registration is required. Apr. 23 – Nature Apps; Apr. 24 – Geocaching Egg Hunt; Apr. 25 – Solar Solutions; Apr. 26 – Birding. Call 716-683-5959 to register. Reinstein Woods Nature Preserve, 93 Honorine Dr., Depew. SATURDAY | APRIL 27 Wildlife Rescue 101 Workshop Wildlife in distress! What to do? Investigate what you can (and cannot) do to help with a special workshop by Messinger Woods Wildlife Care and live animal ambassadors! 2pm-3:30pm. Ages 5 to adult. Advance registration required by April 26. Non- member: $8. Call 716-825-6397. Tifft Nature Preserve, 1200 Fuhrmann Blvd., Buffalo. 716-825-6397. www.tifft.org Patriots Day Weekend Families will enjoy this living history weekend featuring the American Revolution! In addition to learning about the battles of Lexington and Concord, visitors can participate in a mock battle and choose to side with the Loyalists or Rebels! Musket firings and uniform programs, in addition to special ceremonies that honor veterans. Sat. & Sun., April 27 & 28. 10am-4pm. Old Fort Niagara, Fort Niagara State Park, Youngstown. 716-745- 7611. www.oldfortniagara.org Discover Neverland Discover the magic of Neverland. Get a sprinkle of fairy dust from Tinker Bell, meet Peter Pan, enjoy a story reading with Wendy Darling, and take part in a treasure hunt. Visit the Neverland play area and try on fairy wings and pirate hooks, go behind the wheel of the Jolly Roger, and more; 11am-4pm. Included with general museum admission. Event also takes place April 28, 1pm to 4pm. The Strong Museum, 1 Manhattan Square, Rochester. 585-263- 2700. www.museumofplay.org Our calendar lists events for children, parents, and families as a whole. Space limitations prevent our listing all details, so be sure to call ahead for information and any changes that may have occurred after our print deadline. If you would like your event to be considered for inclusion in the MAY CALENDAR, information must reach us no later than: APRIL Our Online Calendar is Bursting with Events! Amusement Rides Animals Art Class & Programs Baby Friendly Bicycling Breastfeeding Camp Canalside Children’s Entertainment Children’s Theater Christmas College Preparation Concerts & Live Music Cooking Classes Crafts & Hobbies Dance : N ew Early Childhood Music Education & Learning Farms & Markets Festivals & Fairs Fitness Food & Drink For A Good Cause Free Event Gluten Free Grandparents Gymnastics Halloween Health & Wellness Hike History Home & Garden 15TH at NOON [email protected] Space is unlimited in cyberspace, and you’ll find lots more to do in these categories with the click of your mouse at www.wnyfamilymagazine.com Indoor Recreation Kids Eat Free Leisure & Recreation Library Program Living History Martial Arts Movie Museum Event Nature & Outdoors Outdoors Parents Plants & Gardens Playgroups Religion & Spirituality Run/Walk Science & Technology Scouting Single Parenting Skiing Special Needs Sports Story Time Storytelling Support Groups Theater Performance This & That Tweens & Teens Vacation & Holiday Valentine’s Day Workshops Zoo Now YOU can SUBMIT YOUR EVENT to our calendar directly through the website for maximum exposure - and it’s FREE! 54 24 WNY Family April 2019