If the playground, park and movie routine is getting a little tired, why not do something different with the kids this week? From a holiday market to a digital scavenger hunt, these events will win approval from everyone in the family.
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Procraftinate: A Handmade Holiday Market for Last-Minute Shoppers
From the event description:
The market is a one-stop shop for gift buyers to pick up their presents and relax with a beer.
When: Saturday, Dec. 21, noon
Where: 1368 Lasalle Ave.
Price: Free
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Up to 59% Off at Elite Tournament Club
From the Elite Tournament Club deal description:
Enjoy competitive and casual video game playing; includes $5 cover and five hours of game time with controllers.
Where: 2501 University Ave. SE, Prospect Park
Price: $25-$49
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Up to 50% Off Private Electronic-Music Classes
From the Slam Academy deal description:
Instructors with real-life experience cover the electronic-music topics such as production techniques, sound design and DJing.
Where: 1121 N.E. Jackson St., Logan Park
Price: $82-$125
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Up to 52% Off at Operation City Quest
From the Operation City Quest deal description:
Digital family-friendly scavenger hunt game sends teams through city competing to find items, complete challenges with help of remote guide.
Where: 102 Portland Ave. South, Downtown West
Price: $19-$59
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Up to 5% Off Admission at 3Quest Challenge
From the 3Quest Challenge deal description:
Digital scavenger hunt adventure tour sends groups through city to solve puzzles, gather clues and complete challenges with help of guide.
Where: 102 Portland Ave., Downtown West
Price: $19-$64.50
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