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Niketa, Hespeler | April 1, 2019
On April 22nd millions of people are joining together to participate in Earth Day. But you don't have to wait, you can make every day Earth Day!... Read More»
Beth, Preston | April 1, 2019
Spring is in the air, and your garden is calling your name! Gardening is a great way to spend time outdoors with your kids. There is something... Read More»
Margaret, Clemens Mill | March 19, 2019
What dreams do you and your child have that you haven't you been able to do YET? Persevere, ask for help, and stay in the world of possibilities.
My... Read More»
Nicole, Queen's Square | March 1, 2019
This March Break, we are delighted to welcome Rukhsana Khan to our Clemens Mill location where she will entertain the crowd with her unique, broadly... Read More»
Natasha, Hespeler | February 12, 2019
It’s almost time for a much-needed March Break. But what to do with all that time? Bring the whole family down to Idea Exchange for exciting events... Read More»
Sarah, Queen's Square | February 1, 2019
Idea Exchange is excited to welcome back families for an entire weekend of free Family Day activities. Check out the full schedule below and get... Read More»
Sarah, Clemens Mill | January 30, 2019
On Family Day (February 18, 2019), Idea Exchange is excited to welcome back an old friend. The one and only Erick Traplin will be joining the... Read More»
Pam, Hespeler | January 4, 2019
Starting school is a very exciting time for children. It can be a bit stressful too. Idea Exchange is here to help with that. Kindergarten... Read More»
Beth, Preston | January 2, 2019
Have you heard about Idea Exchange’s new film streaming service called Kanopy? It has a huge variety of films for all ages and interests, it is FREE... Read More»
Lisa, Clemens Mill | January 2, 2019
Educational toys of today are a far cry from the alphabet blocks and School Days Desk that I played with as a child in the 60s and 70s. From the... Read More»