All articles tagged with #indoor activities
Kalahari Resorts in Sandusky, Ohio is offering up to 15% off overnight stays and a $100 arcade card per night for families who book by Jan. 26, providing a warm indoor escape with a waterpark, arcade, theater, laser tag arena, and restaurants amidst frigid winter conditions. The discounted offer is valid until March 31, allowing families to enjoy a winter getaway at a reduced rate.
A new 'Rage Room' called Destruction Depot 2 has opened in Fenton, Michigan, offering a space for people to vent their frustrations by destroying objects. For $40 per person, visitors can access a room filled with breakables and choose from a variety of weapons to smash them with. Safety gear is provided, and children 13 and up are allowed to participate with parental supervision. The facility also offers axe throwing and virtual shooting options, as well as a party room. With the fall season approaching, the owner expects increased interest in indoor activities.
Due to worsening air quality in the Chicago area, several outdoor events have been canceled or moved indoors. The Chicago Park District has canceled their "Movies in the Park" event and is working to move other programs indoors. Evanston has closed its beaches and canceled the Starlight Concert. The Museum of Contemporary Art's concert has been moved inside with limited seating. The air quality index has reached "very unhealthy" levels, and residents are advised to limit outdoor activity and wear masks. Prolonged exposure to this air is equivalent to smoking half-a-pack of cigarettes.
Communities and organizations in southern Wisconsin are canceling or moving scheduled outdoor activities indoors due to poor air quality caused by wildfire smoke. The state is under an air quality advisory until Thursday, and the DNR recommends staying indoors to protect from inhaling smoke. Some of the canceled events include concerts, sports games, and outdoor movie showings.
Celebrate Pride weekend in Washington DC with these 12 mostly indoor activities, including a drag brunch, museum exhibits, film screenings, and more. Stay cool and dry while enjoying the festivities and supporting the LGBTQ+ community.
Several outdoor events in New York State have been canceled or moved indoors due to reduced air quality caused by smoke from the Canadian wildfires. The Seneca Park Zoo has been closed, and Monroe County Parks, Spencerport Volunteer Firemen’s Association carnival activities, and Finger Lakes Gaming & Race Track have been canceled. The Monroe County and WM eco-park will remain open during their regular hours. The public has been advised to stay indoors and close all windows and doors to limit exposure to the outside air.