Wrestling team from Buryatia advances to Russia Championship
Next week's events:
For both genders:
Michigan Events (June 26–July 2, 2025):
- Michigan PGA Women's Open Tournament: June 26–28, Thompsonville, MI. Spectators, including the little ones, seem to be welcome, but double-check the event website for specific age rules, just in case.
- Dow Championship: June 26–30, Midland, MI. It's a family-friendly event, with no age restrictions mentioned for spectators. However, it's always good to verify the age restrictions before attending.
Family-Friendly Events Elsewhere (June 26–July 2, 2025):
- Family Pirate Adventure Week: June 26–July 2, North Texas Jellystone Park. Although no concrete age minimum is mentioned, most family gatherings at Jellystone welcome kids aged 6 and up alongside adults. But a confirmation about the minimum age is recommended to ensure there are no surprises.
Other cities, such as NYC, Colorado Springs, and Houston, might have exciting summer events, but clear 6+ age restrictions for these events can be tough to find. They usually cater to all ages or to children who are accompanied by adults. However, it would be best to verify age restrictions for complete peace of mind.
Just remember, it's essential to double-check the official event website or reach out to the organizers for accurate age restrictions regarding any event you plan to attend. Happy exploring!
- next week, consider attending the Michigan PGA Women's Open Tournament in Thompsonville, MI, which might have hockey-themed activities during half-time breaks, making it an exciting sports event for the whole family.
- Alternatively, if you're a hockey fan and have children aged 6 and above, plan a trip to the Family Pirate Adventure Week at North Texas Jellystone Park, which also features various sports activities, potentially including hockey.
