ROSWELL
Computer Museum of America
On several Saturdays this summer, the Computer Museum of America is opening its doors and inviting the public to learn a “byte” more about the history of the machine that has become a necessity. Whether you’re Mac or PC, you’ll discover plenty about both in the museum’s 6,000-square-foot Apple exhibit and 7,600-square-foot PC section. On display are some of the oldest personal computers, such as the Kenbak-1, the Lisa and a Commodore PET. Check out the exhibits of early video games as well, especially for those young enough to have never played one on a CRT monitor!
10 a.m.-5 p.m. June 25. $5-$10. 1425 Market Boulevard, Suite 200, Roswell. 678-682-5543, computermuseumofamerica.com.
DUNWOODY
Junior Beekeeper Class
If your kid is buzzing about bees, or if you just want to help them learn more about our pollinating pals, check out the Metro Atlanta Beekeepers’ Junior Beekeeper Class. Kids will spend a few hours discovering the secrets of bees, from hive construction to how they communicate and their importance in the ecosystem. Each child will head home with a bit of honey. All protective clothing and equipment will be provided. Register online at the Dunwoody Nature Center’s website.
10 a.m.-3 p.m. June 25. $30. Dunwoody Nature Center, 5343 Roberts Drive, Dunwoody. 770-394-3322, dunwoodynature.org.
ATLANTA
Art of Successful Stage Parenting
There's no business like show business, but breaking into it can be difficult, especially for child actors. Industry experts Bonnie Wallace and Erik Lingvall are here to help. The two will present a workshop for parents interested in launching their children into the entertainment field or advancing their already budding careers. Learn how to navigate auditions, find the right acting coach and protect your child while working in the industry. Tickets are available online at tickets.scadshow.com/eventperformances.asp?evt=73.
Noon-3 p.m. June 25. $25-$49. SCADShow, 173 14th Street Atlanta. 404-500-7897, catapultacting.com.
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