The Neighborhoods and Families Division has updated their Community Resource Guide for June.

There are so many things you can do with a paper towel tube! You can use it for a telescope to
find buried treasure or for a game of telephone!

The Neighborhoods and Families Division recently published a Community Resource Guide. Find a list of virtual activities & service providers. Read More!

I spend time trying to keep my head above water, as I know many of us are these days. I have made a commitment that each day, I find intentional moments of joy.

Have some baseball-lovers stuck at home with nothing to do? Well, Major League Baseball has your back. Teams from around the league have posted baseball-themed activities, including coloring pages, crosswords, puzzles and fitness activities.

Living through quarantine with teenagers can prove challenging. Looking for some creative outlets for them other than PS4, Insta, Snapchat and Houseparty?

April 22, 1970 was the 1st ever Earth Day. This was years of environmentally conscious government officials and activists who were desperately concerned about destructive habits and the deteriorating state of the natural world.

How many people have been to a tailgating party and threw an empty beer bottle on the ground? Or threw their cigarettes out the window while driving down the street?

I have always found magic fascinating. How did they do that? How does the trick work? If you are like me, now is your chance to learn a few tricks to amaze your family members!

If you’re like me, you are subscribed to 15 different streaming services yet often feel like there’s nothing to watch. Well, I did some searching so you won’t have to! Here are some movies that will make for a perfect family movie night, all of which are available to stream.

How did I never know about salt painting? Easy to do with just a few items you probably have around the house.

Coloring can be a great activity for adults and youth – especially with these great FREE coloring pages. This can be a fun way to fill a rainy afternoon or add a art history lesson to your daily routine.

We have all been forced to go without a lot over the last however many weeks it’s been now. Like most of you, I am not immune to the extended isolation (video chat happy hours are simultaneously pretty cool and wildly depressing).

During this time, staying home is crucial to ensuring our well-being within our community during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, staying home creates isolation and isolation can be difficult for many. Some ways we cope are more destructive than others.