1. Puppet Show at Popping Puppets - Catch a whimsical performance at a local venue like the Boston Children’s Museum (around $20, times vary).

  2. Visit the New England Aquarium - See penguins, sharks, and the giant ocean tank ($32 kids, $15 for ages 3-11).

  3. Maple Sugaring at Natick Farm - Watch sap turn into syrup with hands-on fun (free, Saturday 9 AM-noon).

  4. Ride the Carousel at the Greenway - Spin on this classic ride if it’s open early ($3-$4 per ride).

  5. Explore the Boston Children’s Museum - Play with the New Balance Climb or Daniel Tiger exhibit ($20 admission).

  6. Walk the Freedom Trail - Start at the Common, spot historic sites, and hunt for Paul Revere (free).

  7. Craft at Fiberfest - Get hands-on with weaving and knitting at a local event (free or low-cost, check South End).

  8. See Baby Animals at Franklin Park Zoo - Check out early spring arrivals like lambs ($17 kids, $21 adults).

  9. Skate at Frog Pond - If still open, glide on Boston Common’s rink ($6 kids, rentals extra).

  10. Boston Instrumental Festival - Enjoy young musicians at a venue like Jordan Hall (free or donation-based).

  11. Harborwalk Adventure - Stroll the waterfront, watch boats, and stop at a playground (free).

  12. Storytime at Beacon Hill Books - Cozy up for a kids’ reading in a charming bookstore (free, check times).

  13. Duckling Statue Hunt - Find the “Make Way for Ducklings” statues in the Public Garden (free).

  14. Science Fun at the Museum of Science - Touch real ice in the Arctic exhibit ($25 kids, $30 adults).

  15. Indoor Bowling at Kings - Roll some strikes at the Seaport location (around $6/game per kid before 6 PM).

  16. Harry Potter Exhibition - Explore props and magic at CambridgeSide ($19 kids, $25 adults).

  17. Picnic on the Esplanade - Bundle up and enjoy Charles River views with a snack (free).

  18. Art Time at the ICA - Visit the Seaport museum for kid-friendly exhibits ($15 kids, $20 adults).

  19. Comedy for Kids at Laugh Boston - Catch a family-friendly show if scheduled ($15-$20, check lineup).

  20. Tea Party Ships & Museum - Toss tea overboard with interactive fun ($25 kids, $35 adults).

  21. Faneuil Hall Street Performers - Watch jugglers or musicians, then grab a snack (free to watch).

  22. Planetarium Show at MOS - See stars at the Charles Hayden Planetarium (extra $6 with museum entry).

  23. Climb at Central Rock Gym - Try indoor rock walls in Fenway ($15 kids day pass, gear extra).

  24. Waffle Day at Scandinavian Center - Enjoy Swedish waffles if it’s on (around $5, check West Newton).

  25. Trampoline Time at Launch - Bounce at this indoor park in Norwood, just outside 617 ($20/hour).

These activities offer a mix of education, play, and Boston charm—perfect for kids of all ages.

Have a blast this weekend!