If you fancy a spot of tea for your child, or a Victorian tale told by a fairy, the historic Latimer House is the place for you to be this weekend. Midsummer's Day Tea Party is a benefit happening Saturday and Sunday where the proceeds go to supporting the Lower Cape Fear Historical Society.

You won't find quiddich or house elves, but you might just learn how to be a Harry Potter type wizard at Thursday's Museum After Dark: Wizarding School!

The event provides Wilmington families with an opportunity to explore the summer camp and enrichment options available to their children during summer break.

The 11th Annual New Hanover County Partnership for Fatherhood Conference is scheduled for this month.

Proceeds will be donated to Matthew’s Ministries and Power Walking Ministries, organizations which fight childhood hunger and poverty.

The family-friendly, interactive event will use five block play stations to introduce children and their parents to the educational value of blocks.

Although it is a week away, the Cape Fear is already starting to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr's birthday.

Are you a writer or interested in the publishing process? You can learn from professionals at UNCW's Writer's Week.

The 30th annual Carolina Beach Music Festival kicks off the summer season at Pleasure Island with three of the hottest beach music bands in the country.