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Grassy Knees

Free kids’ events in 32 US metros, linked to each organizer

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Grassy Knees lists real things to do with kids — library programs, museum family days, festivals, nature walks — across 32 US metro areas. Every listing links to the organizer’s own page and shows the date we last checked it, so parents can confirm details at the source. Free to browse without an account, with a weekly weekend email and an iPhone app.

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Features

Kids’ events and places in 32 US metro areas

Every listing links to the organizer’s page, with a last-checked date

Filter by age, day, price and category, or browse on a map

This-weekend and seasonal pages for each city

Weekly weekend email and an iPhone app

Use Cases

Planning a Saturday with toddlers or school-age kids

Finding free things to do this weekend in your city

Seasonal outings: pumpkin patches, Halloween events, holiday lights

Visiting a new city with kids and looking for library and museum programs

Comments

Hi Fazier, I'm a dad and I built Grassy Knees because finding things to do with my kids meant checking a dozen library, museum and parks calendars every week. Grassy Knees pulls those into one list for 32 US metro areas. Each listing links back to the organizer's own page and shows the date we last checked it, so you can confirm times and prices at the source before you go. Each city has a this-weekend page, and there's a Thursday email and an iPhone app. It's free and you don't need an account to browse. I'd love feedback on what's missing in your city.

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Comments

Hi Fazier, I'm a dad and I built Grassy Knees because finding things to do with my kids meant checking a dozen library, museum and parks calendars every week. Grassy Knees pulls those into one list for 32 US metro areas. Each listing links back to the organizer's own page and shows the date we last checked it, so you can confirm times and prices at the source before you go. Each city has a this-weekend page, and there's a Thursday email and an iPhone app. It's free and you don't need an account to browse. I'd love feedback on what's missing in your city.

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