Great Lakes Science Center’s current special exhibition, "Above and Beyond" presented by Parker Aerospace, has been taking guests into the future of aerospace technology and travel with interactive demonstrations since it opened in the fall. If you haven’t experienced it with your family yet, there’s still time.

Aubrey Cindia, a 15-year-old ballerina from Ohio, had her dreams of dancing threatened by a severe case of scoliosis. She is performing in her first Nutcracker ballet since undergoing a surgery to straighten her spine.

Have plans for winter break or are you still looking for things to do around town or at home? Here are some ways to celebrate the winter break and spend time as a family before break ends.

December in Cleveland is cold, but not quite as cold as this liquid nitrogen experiment! Watch this Great Lakes Science Center video, then learn more about thermal energy in the science center's "Energize It Big Science Show" this month.

Looking for a fun family movie night during your holiday break? This live-stream recorded event features Fairmount dancers and faculty as they perform scenes from the all-time classic, with a special family sing-along.

WonderCleveland invites guests to enjoy a mixed-reality experience this winter break through their augmented reality phone app, which acclimates perfectly to the times to provide a Covid-safe environment without sacrificing your favorite group activities.

If you are struggling to find the perfect present for your loved one this holiday season, try not to worry. There are plenty of great ideas out there and the best part is that many of them won’t cost you a dime.

Sip on hot chocolate and dance along to your favorite Christmas songs at a holiday event at Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens in Akron. For select nights, embark on the hour-long outdoor walking experience through one million holiday lights and enjoy the holiday magic of the 70-acre estate.

Jason Lea, Northeast Ohio Parent Dad Matters columnist, shares practical advice for the second year celebrating Christmas with COVID to help you have a Merry Christmas.

Whether they’re crystal clear or neon-bright, pacifiers are the modern baby’s accessory of choice. Thanks to studies showing that they reduce the incidence of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), most pediatricians have given pacifiers the green light. Unfortunately, pacifiers often become a habit that overstays its welcome. Here are some ways help break the pacifier routine.