There are a myriad things going on at your local library every day. Go online for a schedule of their story times, puppet shows, book groups, instructional classes, meetings, and more. Not to mention they have a ton of great books.
We're not sure why an acupuncturist is putting this on, but there will be lots of activities to get the kids excited about the natural world around them. Bring something for the potluck. 1:30-5pm. Free.
You might have thought Mario was nothing but a turtle-hater, but he's also a cutthroat driver. Test your skills against other players (6 years of age and older) to advance to the finals. 1pm. Free.
We generally don't encourage kids to make a racket, but in this case it's for a good cause. Get Claus roused from his slumber and enjoy music, donuts, and pics with the man of the hour. 10am. Free.
Bring the kids for a hay ride, games, crafts, music, and a chili cook-off, all in the name of raising funds for the Austin Children's Shelter. 1-4pm. Free.
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