posted on January 6th, 2010
Maybe it’s the cold weather, or the fact that my children didn’t go back to school until Wed., but I’ve been thinking a lot about the movies. Atlanta on the Cheap showcased a few cheap options recently. Below are four inexpensive ways to see a movie at the theatre.
What: The Picture Show at Merchants Walk
Where: [...]
posted on December 29th, 2009
Image by herzogbr via Flickr
Tis the season for lists; so here is my list of favorite finds in 2009. I culled this down from an original list of 48, but that included favorite posts too. I decided to go with favorite finds rather than posts. These are in no particular order. Enjoy and let me [...]
posted on December 28th, 2009
Things to do with kids in Atlanta over the holiday break. [...]
posted on December 27th, 2009
What: Field Trips with Sue’s First Birthday
Where: Imagine It! The Children’s Museum of Atlanta
When: Tuesday, Jan. 12 at 3:30 – 4:00 pm
Cost: FREE – It’s Target Free Day from 1 – 7 pm
Field Trips with Sue is turning one and you’re invited to our birthday party. Join us on Jan. 12 for an offline party [...]
posted on December 22nd, 2009
What: Gift Idea that Keeps on GivingWhere: Imagine It! The Children’s Museum of Atlanta (and then more than 160 children’s museums across the country!)When: Holidays, birthdays, MondaysCost: $125
Lots of Atlanta area attractions offer reciprocal memberships with similar venues in other states, but the Children’s Museum of Atlanta’s reciprocal program struck me as a really fantastic [...]
posted on December 22nd, 2009
Rating by Raveable
In case you missed it, Field Trips with Sue is the featured blogger on Raveable. If you aren’t familiar with Raveable, it was rated as one of the top travel websites by Travel + Leisure magazine for 2009. Of course if you’re reading this, you already know what to do in Atlanta, but [...]
posted on December 17th, 2009
What: Leave letters to Santa in the Believe Mailbox
Image via Wikipedia
Where: Any Macy’s StoreWhen: Through ChristmasCost: Free
The following is a guest post from Lynne Clark. Thank you Lynne for sharing. If you’d like to write a post about someplace you’ve been, send me an email [...]
posted on December 14th, 2009
What: Holiday ActivitiesWhere: At Your HouseWhen: Advent SeasonCost: Depends
A friend of mine calls December and May the Mom Olympics. It’s the busiest times of the mom calendar year, followed closely by the end of August. Even with all the wonderful things going on in the city, there’s so much to do that sometimes you can [...]
posted on December 10th, 2009
Yesterday’s Field Trips with Sue segment on Better Mornings Atlanta featured some holiday events and some events to get you away from the holidays. Here’s a list:
Sardis United Methodist Church Live Nativity
Story time with Mrs. Claus at the Museum of Patriotism
A Tour for a Toy at Turner Field and the Braves Museum and Hall of [...]
posted on December 10th, 2009
What: Live NativityWhere: Several Churches throughout AtlantaCost: Free, but donations are accepted
A few years ago I decided we needed to do something that represented the real reason for Christmas, not just visiting Santa and riding the Pink Pig. So I set out to find a live nativity. It wasn’t as easy as you might think. [...]
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