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Put your wallet away! With so many kid-friendly free things to do in Seattle you won’t need it Turns out fun kid activities for Seattle families don’t have to break the bank. And since we’re all trying to save a bit of money these days, being frugal with kids activities can really help. Earn your adulting star today when you head to one of these places to get your play on with the kids. From play areas to petting farms to story times (almost) every day of the week, we’ve mapped out our favorite free things to do in Seattle...

Vendor: MINDWARE Type: Games Price: 39.99 Three different types of visual challenges make Q-bitz the perfect game for multiple playing styles. Round One is all about speed as players race to manipulate their cubes to copy the pattern on the Q-bitz card. The first player to complete the pattern keeps the card. Round Two adds luck to the equation, as players roll their cubes to match the pattern. Round Three really tests brain power, as players must re-create the pattern from memory. Collect the most cards and win! Includes 80 Q-bitz cards, 4 wooden trays and 4 sets of 16...

Claire and Colin Carver were practically born into the family business. From the time they were kids, the Durango-raised siblings played with toys in the booths at Carver Brewing Co., Colorado’s second oldest brewpub, and napped on bags of malt in the second-story grain room as their father Bill Carver and uncle Jim Carver ran the restaurant and brewery, which they founded in 1986 and 1989, respectively. As a young girl, Claire recalls sneaking house-made brownies and bagels out of a display case on her way to dance class. Later, when they were in high school, both she and Colin...

Students from Swiss design school ÉCAL have used material offcuts and production rejects from Finnish manufacturer Artek to create a collection of toys. A modernist-style doll's house, a balance bicycle, a wheelie chair and a cuddly sheep are among the designs created by second-year students from ÉCAL's Bachelor Industrial Design programme. Wheeling is a wheelie chair created by Marco Renna using parts for an E60 stool Others include plush toys shaped like sea creatures, a playground slide and a hanging ladder "to reach for the stars". The objects were created under the guidance of Swiss-French designer and ÉCAL tutor Julie...

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