PB Parenitng - February 2026 by PB Parenting

Party Planning Guide

The Future of Heart Care is Here

Nicklaus Children’s Hospital Heart Institute, ranked #1 in South Florida for Pediatric Cardiology & Heart Surgery* by U.S. News & World Report, proudly welcomes Dr. David Kalfa, a world-renowned leader in heart care.

Dr. David Kalfa, chief of Cardiovascular Surgery and professor of surgery and pediatrics at FIU Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine, brings advanced minimally invasive techniques that help kids heal faster and live brighter lives. He joins Dr. Shyam Sathanandam, chief of Cardiovascular Medicine, a pioneer in interventional cardiology who has developed life-saving treatments for children once considered untreatable.

Together, they lead Florida’s only pediatric heart program with two co-directors. Families can feel confident that even the most complex heart conditions can be treated with world-class care, close to home.

Same Day / Next Day Appointments** with board-certified pediatric and prenatal cardiologists are available at more than 11 locations throughout South Florida

**Subject to insurance approval and authorization.

Dr. Shyam Sathanandam

Dr. David Kalfa

Letter From the Publisher P. 4

PB Picks - Science of Chocolate P. 5

FPL's Manatee Lagoon Hosts 10th Annual ManateeFest P. 6

Celebrate Valentine's Day with your Favorite Little Valentines P. 8

2026 "Super Flu" in Kids: What Florida Families Need to Know P.12

15th Annual Party Planning Directory P. 14

Spring Break Camps P.18

Spring Break Bucket List P. 19

Celebrate Big, Store Small - Creating One Bin Party Kit P.20

Palm Beach County: Events and Things to Do P. 22

ON THE COVER

Sweet sister moments and sunshine smiles! Two sisters share a hug in their adorable Valentine’s sundresses, capturing the love, joy, and little moments that make childhood memories so special.

Cover photo by Lynn of Lynn Studios. www.lynnstudios1.com.

Letter From The Publisher

Dear Readers, Welcome to February! After what always feels like the longest month of the year, we’re stepping into a busy and celebratory season in our household. My oldest celebrates a birthday this month, and we’ll soon be preparing for my

youngest’s big day as well. Back-to-back birthdays are joyful, memorable, and sometimes a little overwhelming for both schedules and budgets.

To help make party planning easier, we’re excited to share our 15th Annual Party Planning Guide, filled with local resources to help you throw a celebration your family will love without the stress. You can dive into the guide starting on page 14. And on page 20, professional organizer Amy Bergman shares smart tips in her article, “Celebrate Big, Store Small: Creating a One-Bin Party Kit for Every Occasion,” showing how a little planning can make future celebrations simpler and more sustainable.

February also brings an important health reminder for families. This month, we’re sharing guidance from After Hours Pediatrics on navigating what many are calling a “super flu” season, with practical tips to help families stay healthy and prepared as illness continues to circulate in our communities (page 12).

Believe it or not, we’re already talking about spring and summer plans, too. Inside this issue, you’ll also find Spring Break Camp listings (page 18) to help families plan ahead while school is out. Next month we’ll launch our updated Summer Camp Directory, and since many camps fill quickly, early planning helps ensure your child gets a spot in the programs they love. Time seems to speed up after February, and summer will be here before we know it.

Happy Parenting,

Felonice Designs, LLC

Stephanie Davis

Amy Bergman

Dr. Marta Berio Alvarez, MD

Felonice Merriman

PB

Saturday, February 21, 2026 | 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Join the Cox Science Center and Aquarium for a delectable exploration of the fascinating world of chocolate, where you'll uncover the secrets behind this sweet treat. Discover the physics, chemistry and biology that make chocolate irresistible! Make sure to grab a golden ticket to enjoy FREE drizzled treats at the chocolate fountain. There will also be hands-on chocolate experiments and crafts including a liquid nitrogen ice cream treat for the entire family.

Activities During the Event:

- Chocolate Play-Doh Activity

- Chocolate & Sweets Trivia

- Face Painting

Timed Activities:

- 10:30 a.m. - Layers of Earth Lab (Chocolate Edition) in the Learning Lab

- 10:30 a.m. - Chocolate Discovery Tales Story Time at the Outdoor Cox Amphitheater

- 11:30 a.m. - Chocolate Oobleck Lab in the Learning Lab

- 12:30 p.m. - Layers of Earth Lab (Chocolate Edition) in the Learning Lab

- 1:30 p.m. - Liquid Nitrogen Ice Cream Demonstration at the Outdoor Cox Amphitheater

- 2:30 p.m. - Chocolate Oobleck Lab in the Learning Lab

This event is included with paid Science Center admission and free for our members. Tickets purchased at the door or ONLINE. For more information, https://www.coxsciencecenter.org/ science-of-chocolate

Community news

FPL’s Manatee Lagoon Hosts Tenth Annual ManateeFest Celebration

Manatee Lagoon – An FPL Eco-Discovery Center® is hosting its tenth annual ManateeFest on Saturday, Feb. 7 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. ManateeFest 2026 attendees can enjoy free, family-friendly activities that celebrate Florida’s iconic manatees and local waterways.

“For the tenth year in a row, ManateeFest will bring together locals and visitors alike to celebrate the beloved Florida manatee,” said Meredith Rollo, manager of Manatee Lagoon. “FPL constructed Manatee Lagoon 10 years ago to inspire communities to preserve and protect Florida’s wildlife for future generations. We hope ManateeFest 2026 plays a key role in doing just that by raising awareness around manatees.”

During the event, guests can visit the Conservation Pledge Station and make a pledge to help protect manatees and their habitat. By participating, visitors not only commit to simple, everyday actions—like reducing plastic use, supporting clean waterways and respecting manatee zones—but also receive a commemorative certificate to mark their pledge.

Guests are also welcome to interact with environmental exhibitors, help Mia the Manatee complete her conservation challenge and listen to educational presentations throughout the day.

Family Fun for All Ages:

• Outdoor games like cornhole

• KidzFunZone presentedby Friends of Manatee Lagoon

• Coastal cleanup activity

• Mia’s Conservation Mission

• Face painting

• Giant sea-life puzzles

• Selfie station with Mia and Friends

Local Shops and Eats

Relaxation Station with adirondack chair seating and picturesque views of the Lake Worth Lagoon

To stay informed and learn more about ManateeFest, please visit www.VisitManateeLagoon.com/ManateeFest.

Celebrate Valentine’s Day with Your Favorite Little Valentines

Valentine’s Day doesn’t have to be all about romantic love. For families, it’s also a perfect opportunity to celebrate the sweetest Valentines of all — your kids. Between school exchanges, busy schedules, and everyday responsibilities, it’s easy for the holiday to slip by without much fanfare at home. But with a little creativity, Valentine’s Day can become a fun family tradition centered on connection, kindness, and making memories together.

Whether your children are toddlers or tweens, the key is creating simple moments that help them feel seen, appreciated, and loved. Here are some easy and memorable ways to celebrate together.

1. Host a Petite Picnic Party

Turn the classic tea party into a Valentine picnic. Lay out a blanket in the living room or head outdoors if the weather cooperates. Use festive plates, heart-shaped snacks, and maybe a few dress-up accessories or silly hats. Even a simple lunch feels magical when it’s served

picnic-style. Bonus points if everyone helps prepare the snacks.

2. Cover Their Door in Love Notes

In the days leading up to Valentine’s Day, surprise your child by posting heart-shaped notes on their bedroom door each morning. Share what you love or appreciate about them:

“You are a great big sister.”

“You make our family laugh.”

“You try so hard at school.”

These notes build confidence and create a sweet morning surprise they’ll look forward to all week.

3. Read Valentine-Themed Books Together

Snuggle up and share stories celebrating love and friendship. Classics like Guess How Much I Love You, Llama Llama I Love You, Pete the Cat: Valentine’s Day Is Cool, and My Fuzzy Valentine make perfect bedtime reads. Even older kids enjoy revisiting favorite childhood books together.

4. Enjoy a Mini Spa Day at Home

Turn the afternoon into a fun pampering session with kid-friendly face masks, nail polish, or silly hairstyles. Let kids paint nails with heart designs or try temporary tattoos. Add cucumber slices and relaxing music for laughs and photos. It’s less about perfection and more about bonding and fun.

5. Have a Family Photo Session

Create your own Valentine photo shoot at home using balloons, handmade signs, or festive backdrops. Matching pajamas or coordinated outfits make photos extra cute. You can even create a DIY photo booth with props and let kids take turns being the photographer. These photos often become favorites long after the holiday passes.

Spread Kindness Together

Valentine’s Day also overlaps with Random Acts of Kindness Week, making it the perfect time to give back. Help kids create cards or small treat bags for neighbors, teachers, grandparents, or

local first responders. Delivering small surprises teaches children that kindness is one of the best ways to celebrate love.

7. Make Gift Certificates for Each Other

Have family members create homemade coupons or gift certificates. Kids love giving and redeeming these throughout the year. Ideas include:

• Pick the movie for family night

• Choose dinner one evening

• Extra bedtime story

• Help with chores

• Breakfast in bed

The fun continues long after February 14.

8. Stay Heart Healthy as a Family

February is also American Heart Month, so why not celebrate with movement? Plan a family walk, bike ride, or backyard game. If the weather doesn’t cooperate, hold a livingroom dance party. It’s a great way to burn off Valentine candy energy while spending quality time together.

9. End the Day with a Special Family Dinner

Wrap up the day with a festive meal, whether homemade or takeout. Decorate the table with candles or paper hearts, and let everyone share something they love about each other. Dress up just for fun or create a menu of family favorites. The goal is simply to slow down and enjoy being together.

And remember, if parents have plans for a date night, many of these activities can happen anytime during the week leading up to Valentine’s Day.

The best part of the holiday isn’t the candy or gifts — it’s taking time to celebrate love in all its forms, especially within your own home.

Happy Valentine’s Day!

Easy Valentine Traditions to Start This Year

Looking to create simple traditions your kids will remember? Try adding one of these each year:

Valentine Breakfast Surprise

Serve heart-shaped pancakes or strawberries with whipped cream.

“You’re Loved” Lunchbox Notes

Add a sweet or silly note to their lunchbox or backpack.

Family Movie Night

Watch a favorite family film together with popcorn and cozy blankets.

DIY Valentine Mailbox

Let kids decorate a shoebox to collect family Valentines or kindness notes all week.

Candy Taste Test

Grab a variety of Valentine treats and vote on family favorites.

Reopening this Spring!

Until then, register for one of our popular programs held next door at the Arts & Cultural Center and after each program, get free access to the first floor of the museum before it officially reopens.

You may be hearing the phrase "super flu" this year. It’s a media nickname, not a medical diagnosis. What it usually means is that the flu is spreading widely and making a lot of kids (and parents) pretty miserable. The CDC has described the current 2025–2026 flu season as moderately severe, and national reporting notes Influenza A (H3N2) as a main driver. The good news: so far, it still appears to be “regular flu” for most kids, even if the community spread feels intense.

Symptoms to watch for Flu in kids often comes on fast. Common symptoms include:

• Fever (sometimes high) and chills

• Cough and sore throat

• Runny or stuffy nose

• Headache and body aches

• Tiredness that can feel extreme

• Sometimes vomiting or diarrhea

How long does the flu last?

Most kids start to turn the corner in 3–7 days, but it’s normal for a cough and low energy to linger longer. Every child is different, and kids with asthma or other chronic conditions

2026 “Super Flu” in Kids: What Florida Families Should Know

can take longer to bounce back. If your child improves and then suddenly gets worse again, it’s a good reason to get checked.

What helps at home

• Fluids, rest, and keeping fever discomfort under control with age-appropriate medicine (follow label directions)

• Keep sick kids home and away from high-risk relatives when possible

• Watch hydration: wet diapers/urination, tears, and ability to drink

For some children, antiviral medicine may help. It works best when started within 48 hours. Because it requires a prescription, it’s worth getting checked early if symptoms are ramping up, or your child is high risk.

Florida notes

In Florida, flu season can feel long. The Florida Department of Health notes that while the “season” has an end date, surveillance runs year-round, and timing can vary. Travel, big indoor events, school spread, and lots of air conditioning can keep viruses moving even when it’s warm outside.

When to get checked

Consider being seen today if your child has:

• Fever that’s not improving after 3 days, or fever that returns after improving

• Worsening cough, wheezing, or asthma flare-ups

• Ear pain, significant sore throat, or trouble keeping fluids down

• You’re worried they may be getting dehydrated, even if they’re still alert

Go to the ER if your child has severe trouble breathing, is hard to wake, or looks seriously ill.

AHP is here for Florida families. We’re open 7 days a week, including evenings and weekends. If you think your child may have the flu, pre-register online for faster check-in and we’ll take it from there.

Dr. Marta Berio Alvarez, MD is the Medical Director for After Hours Pediatrics Urgent Care and an experienced pediatrician who has cared for children for more than four decades.

artNEST

Celebrate your kid's birthday artNEST® style! Birthdays deserve to be special, not stressful. With us you have all the memories with none of the stress. We have different options of celebrations including our Splash parties, customized canvas painting, slime, magic potions, fairy jars, tie dye and more! Let’s talk – we will make it EPIC! Located in Delray Beach, Boca Raton and Coral Springs. For more information visit artNESTstudios.com or call 561-562-8897.

Cox Science Center and Aquarium

The Cox Science Center and Aquarium is the ideal setting for your special day! Our facility features a 10,000-gallon aquarium, an outdoor science trail, and much more. Available amenities include Wi-Fi, audiovisual equipment and on-site staff. From professional meetings to whimsical celebrations, the Cox Science Center is the perfect place to make your event extraordinary! For more information, please visit https://www.coxsciencecenter.org/facilityrentals.

Genie’s Gymnastics

Come and celebrate the fun with us! The basic package includes one hour of gymnastics fun for all your guests; and a half hour of party in our lobby area. Additional time is optional. The cost for a party starts at $275. Call us to check on availability. First come first serve basis, so reserve your day ahead of time. Located in Lake Worth. For more information call 561-868-0288 or visit www. geniesgymnastics.com.

Loggerhead Marinelife

Center is the perfect place for your child to turn one year older! Celebrating a birthday at Loggerhead Marinelife Center means giving a gift that gives back. The cost of your birthday party helps fund the Center’s education, research, rehabilitation, and conservation programs with a special focus on threatened and endangered sea turtles. Birthday parties are held on Saturdays & Sundays from 10:30am –12:30pm. Visit marinelife.org/birthday for more information.

Party Planning Guide

Palm Beach Skate Zone

Celebrate your next birthday at the COOLEST PLACE IN TOWN! We have fully customizable Ice Skating Party Packages to fit all your party needs. Choose from a wide selection of party platters, add on a private room, fun LED glow necklaces or cotton candy for your guests! Palm Beach Skate Zone is conveniently located just off the Florida Turnpike exit at Lake Worth Road. For more information email Diana Noethig at skating@pbskatezone. com, visit www.pbskatezone.com or call 561963-5900.

Picasso’s Creative Workshop Picasso’s Paint Your Own Pottery Parties are fun, stress-free, affordable, and unforgettable. Celebrate with friends, laughter, and creativity as each guest paints a one-ofa-kind ceramic keepsake to take home. Every party includes a private party room for 2 hours, a dedicated Picasso’s party assistant, and a commemorative plate for the guest of honor. Want to make it extra special? Ask about our upgraded party themes. Families love that you can bring your own food, cake, and refreshments! Conveniently located on Military Trail in Lake Worth. Dates fill quickly, so call (561) 439-4000 or visit www. gopicasso.com/parties to reserve your celebration.

Make a splash with a birthday party they’ll never forget! Celebrate in Sandoway’s Shell Room, perfect for groups of up to 25 guests, where excitement meets discovery. Your party becomes an unforgettable adventure as guests explore South Florida’s amazing wildlife through upclose, hands-on experiences. Choose from thrilling options like a stingray touch tank, skunk encounter, Gopher Tortoise or Box Turtle encounter, snake and lizard encounter, shark tooth necklace craft, invertebrate touch tank, shell talk, or an exciting alligator encounter. Every birthday party includes a live shark feeding—an experience that always steals the show! Ready to plan the ultimate wild birthday? Call 561-274-7263 or visit www.Sandoway.org/birthdays.html

Schoolhouse

Children’s Museum

Make your child's special day one to remember with a party at The Schoolhouse Children’s Museum in Boynton Beach! A truly unique destination for your next birthday or special occasion, with colorful, interactive galleries that provide the perfect backdrop for celebrating a special day. Let us help you to make your party a memorable and fun occasion for all your guests – parents and children alike! Party hosts have use of the party room for two hours, and all party guests get free play in our award-winning museum during your party, accompanied by adults. Our parties also include birthday balloons, a free return pass for each child & more! Visit www.schoolhousemuseum. org or call 561-742-6780 for details.

Spring Break in Palm Beach County will be from March 16-20, 2026. March 23rd is a Professional Development Day and there is no school. Check out these fun ways to spend Spring Break.

artNEST Studios Located in Delray Beach, Boca Raton, Coral Springs. For more information visit artneststudios.com or info@ artneststudios.com.

Breakers West Spring Camp Located in West Palm Beach. To register, call (561) 283-1062 or visit www. breakerswestclub.com/ activities.

School Holiday? Teacher Work Day? No Problem. you covered with a series of fun-filled day camps that coincide Beach County’s 2025-2026 calendar of school closures.

Chesterbrook Academy

Preschool Located in Palm Beach Gardens. Visit PalmBeach. ChesterbrookAcademy. com or call 877-959-3740.

Genie’s Gymnastics Located in Lake Worth. Visit www. geniesgymnastics.com or call 561.868. 0288.

Loggerhead

Marinelife Center

Located in Juno Beach. For more information, visit https://marinelife. org/seasonalcamp/ or call 561-627-8280.

Maltz Jupiter Theatre

Located in Jupiter. For more information visit www.jupitertheatre.org or call 561-575-2223.

To register, please call (561) 283-1062 or visit breakerswestclub.com/activities

Cox Science Center and Aquarium Located in West Palm Beach. Visit www. coxsciencecenter. org/camps or call 561.832.1988.

Palm Beach Skate Zone Located in Lake Worth. For more information, go to pbskatezone. com or call 561-963-5900.

BY AMY BERGMAN

In my work as a professional organizer, I regularly walk into homes where closets, under the beds, and shelves are filled with half-used packs of themed napkins, mismatched banners, leftover goody-bag toys, and bins labeled “Birthday Stuff” that no one has opened in years. It’s not because parents are careless. It’s because celebrations are emotional. We want our kids to feel loved, seen, and celebrated, so we buy “just in case,” we grab what’s cute and possibly on sale, and we deal with the clutter later. Except later keeps getting pushed down the road.

As both a professional organizer and a mom who happily went all out for birthdays, Valentine’s Day, and every school milestone, I see how quickly party supplies can turn into a silent form of clutter and wasted money. Not because the moments weren’t meaningful, but because the systems weren’t.

Here’s the reframe I share with families: our children remember the feeling of being celebrated far more than the exact plates, banners, or color scheme. The goal isn’t fewer celebrations. It’s less accumulation.

That’s where the idea of a “One-Bin Party Kit” comes in. Instead of buying and storing new supplies for every theme and every occasion, create one clearly labeled bin that holds the core items

you can reuse again and again. Think of it as your family’s celebration toolkit. Inside that bin might be:

• A neutral, reusable tablecloth (or two)

• A set of simple cloth or high-quality paper plates and napkins in classic colors (a basic red can be used for Valentine’s Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Christmas, and so much more)

• Candle numbers for birthdays

• A versatile banner that can say “Celebrate” or “Happy Day” instead of a specific age or theme

• A few strings of reusable decorations or fairy lights

• A small container of activity basics like balloons, bubbles, or craft supplies

• A special cake stand or serving tray that only comes out for celebrations

The items don’t need to be fancy. They need to be intentional.

When everything lives in one place, a few powerful things happen. Planning becomes easier because you’re not starting from zero each time. Spending decreases because you’re supplementing instead of rebuying. Storage becomes contained because the rule is simple: if it doesn’t fit in the bin, something else has to go.

From there, you layer in the temporary and the personal. A themed banner, a favorite character cake topper, seasonal flowers, or a handmade sign. These pieces come and go. The system stays.

February is a perfect month to think this way. Between winter birthdays, classroom Valentines, and family gatherings, it’s easy to accumulate piles of one-time-use items. Instead of storing three different Valentine’s tablecloths and six halfused packs of heart plates, your One-Bin Party Kit becomes the base. Add a pop of pink, a bowl of candy, and then let those temporary pieces go when the season passes.

The deeper lesson here isn’t just about bins and shelves. It’s about separating love from excess. It’s about realizing that creating joyful memories does not require creating long-term clutter.

Organization is not about depriving joy. It’s about designing systems that support what actually matters. When your home holds your memories instead of your leftovers, you make room for the next celebration to feel just as special. XOXO,Amy

Transform your home and office into a haven of serenity and productivity with Amyzing Spaces. As a seasoned professional organizer in Palm Beach County, Amy Bergman is dedicated to helping individuals and businesses unlock the full potential of their spaces. In addition to one-on-one organizing services, Amy offers dynamic speaking engagements and interactive workshops on decluttering, organizing, time management, and productivity. She works with both small and large groups, including corporate teams, to provide actionable strategies that lead to lasting results. Explore her website http://www.amyzingspaces.com.

Black History Month with free programs for all ages throughout February, including book discussions, art, dance, films, and cultural experiences. Highlights: • Black History Month Grab & Go Giveaway – Teens in grades 6–12 can pick up a free YA book by a Black author throughout the month (while supplies last).

EVENTS & Things to Do

MANATEEFEST 2026

This FREE family-friendly celebration where visitors can come explore the wonders of manatees, the Lake Worth Lagoon and environmental conservation. Saturday, February 7, 2026. Time: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Location: Outdoors at Manatee Lagoon. Cost: FREE. • KidsFunZone • Live Music • Food vendors • Arts & crafts for sale • Environmental exhibitors.Learn more at www. visitmanateelagoon.com/manateefest.

A fun-filled, family-friendly venue offering events year round!

• Creative Storytime with the Norton Museum – February 5, 4:30–5:30 p.m. in KidSpace, featuring a children’s storytime and art activity inspired by African American art. To learn more about these and other programs and services at the Mandel Public Library, visit wpbcitylibrary.org,

Girl Scout Cookie Season

Now –February 15, 2026 | Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida invite the community to support local Girl Scouts during cookie season while they build business and leadership skills — one delicious box at a time. Find a cookie booth near you: Visit the Girl Scout Cookie Booth Finder to locate nearby booths and support your local troop.

Want the latest events?

NO SCHOOL - Wed. Feb. 18 - Day camp options! Cox Science Center and Aquarium - Greekthemed science adventure camp. Non-member price - $61 | Members receive 10% discount www. coxsciencecenter.org/camps.

VisitManateeLagoon.com 561-MAN-ATEE (626-2833)

Goldner Conservatory SCHOOLS OUT DAY

CAMPS (GRADES 3-12) Break open the costume and prop box to bring a story to life! Play in a Day (Grades 3-5) and Dance in a Day (Grades 6-8) and (Grades 9-12) Register: jupitertheatre.org/ conservatory-camps.

School's Out Day Camp at Breakers West Breakers West has you covered with a series of fun-filled day camps. Ages 4-12 • 8:45 AM – 3 PM. To register, please call (561) 283-1062 or visit breakerswestclub.com/activities.

artNEST Non-School Day Camps = paint, play, and creative fun (aka hours of happy kids + a break

for you). Check out the "Non School Day Camps" at all three locations - Delray Beach, Boca Raton and Coral Springs - go to www.artneststudios.com

Science of Chocolate at Cox Science Center & Aquarium Saturday, February 21, 2026

| 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Explore the sweet science of chocolate with hands-on experiments, crafts, trivia, and face painting for the whole family. Don’t miss special activities throughout the day, including chocolate labs, story time, and a liquid nitrogen ice cream demonstration — plus free drizzled treats from the chocolate fountain while supplies last. Event included with paid admission; free for members. Details & tickets: coxsciencecenter.org/science-ofchocolate

Pediatric Dentistry

Specializing in Dentistry for Infants, Children, Adolescents and those with Special Health Care

Specializing in Dentistry for Infants, Children, Adolescents and those with Special Health Care needs

Loggerhead Marinelife

Center will host its 21st Annual TurtleFest on February 21-22, from 10 am to 5 pm each day. TurtleFest is a free-admission event to celebrate the start of sea turtle nesting season. Live music, more than 100 vendors featuring art, food and sustainable gifts, plus a kids zone, games, and access to Loggerhead Marinelife Center's campus to see our sea turtle patients and educational exhibits. Learn more at https://marinelife.org/ turtlefest/

Daily Adventures Await at Sandoway Discovery Center

Every day is a new opportunity for discovery at Sandoway Discovery Center! Check out our program and feeding times to plan your next visit. From fascinating exhibits to interactive experiences, there's always something exciting happening. Don't miss out on the wonders of science and nature – join us for a day filled with exploration and fun! Admission is $10 ages 3+ Learn more at www.sandoway.org.