I've always loved these little German spice cookies, and, after years of buying the ones from Trader Joes, I decided to try making them. They're really quite easy to make and even more delicious than the ones from the store.
Here are our picks for great events and activities for children and families this Weekend for December 5–7 for Marin and the Bay Area!
Sponsored: Join the Lark Creek Shops for a night in Winter Wonderland this Sunday, December 7 from 3–7 pm! Bring the family and enjoy hot cocoa, mulled wine, gingerbread man decorating, a visit from Santa, and more.
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Mini Music is Marin and Sonoma County’s beloved music program for young children and preschoolers. Created especially for infants, toddlers and young children up to age five and their parents or caregivers, the classes include singing, playing musical instruments, rhythmic movement and dance. You will both look forward to these fun-filled classes that will foster a love of music and dance and bring out your child's natural abilities.
It's the holidays and you don't have to break the bank to have a great time with the kiddos! Here are 15 free family things to do in Marin and the Bay Area this holiday season.
If you want to have the experience of choosing and cutting down your own real Christmas tree, head up to Sonoma County. Here's our guide to tree farms in Petaluma.
Sponsored: The free, family-friendly San Francisco Civic Center Plaza Holiday Tree Lighting returns on Wednesday, December 3 from 4 to 7 pm!
One of our must-do family traditions during the holidays is to visit Snoopy's Home Ice in Santa Rosa for ice skating and a hot chocolate in the Warm Puppy Café.
Head up to Sebastopol for a real old-fashioned Christmas tree farm experience this holiday season. As we do every year, we visited several Christmas tree farms located in the rolling hills southwest of Sebastopol.
Here are some of our favorite family classic holiday performances that you don't want to miss this holiday season in Marin and the Bay Area!
