At ActiveActivities our mission is to connect parents and carers with events and activities for kids and make it quick and easy to find, compare and select the best provider based on your needs and location.

We are building the most comprehensive online marketplace for kids activities in South Africa where you can find things to do for kids and school holiday activities for kids and contact providers in a few clicks.

If you are a business that provides Mandolin Activities for Kids in Smithfield City (9966), please add your details to the site today.

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Hassle-Free Birthday Parties at Indoor Play Centers

Celebrate, have fun, and create lasting memories. Let the indoor play center staff handle the logistics while you focus on making your child feel like the star of the show.

5 Martial Arts Tips for Beginners: Empowering Your Child through Karate & Self Defence Lessons in South Africa

Encourage them to set achievable goals, whether it's mastering a new technique or advancing to the next belt level. Applaud their determination and stress that the journey holds as much value as reaching the intended goal.

Ice Skating For Kids

Glide effortlessly across the ice, even in the heat of summer!<br><br>It is a popular recreational pastime and even an Olympic sport.

With friend and family, it is a great game!

Table Tennis for your Kids

If your kids want to develop their hand eye co-ordination table tennis may be the answer!<br>Great for confined spaces and indoors, it has become a fiercely competitive sport that goes all the way up to Olympic level!

How to Get Your Child To Practice Their Musical Instrument

There is only one thing more magical than watching an expert musician who is lost in their own craft; that is, being that musician. Become one with an instrument produces a sense of flow, enjoyment, confidence and pure bliss. A musician can lose themselves to something greater than them alone. Which is why you are doing your child a massive favour if you know how to make practice both fun and rewarding. Here’s how to best get your child to practice, without the tears.

Tennis on a Budget: Affordable Ways for Kids to Get Involved in Tennis

Explore affordable tennis options for kids, from schools to classes and coaches, ensuring your child can enjoy the sport without overspending.

Taekwondo for Kids

For a martial art that can build kids? confidence and self esteem why not try taekwondo?<br>It has evolved into a form of self defence and even an Olympic level game!

Bassoon for kids

Get your kids to groove with the low buzzing tune of the bassoon! The bassoon is one of the woodwind instruments belonging to the double reed family. In Australia, the longest running classical music label, Move, offers bassoon music, like songs from the Melbourne Bassoon Quartet. For kids who’d love to play the bass voice, the bassoon is the perfect instrument!

Your child will love being part of a team

Basketball for Kids

Whether its competitive or just for fun, basketball is a great sport to enjoy with friends and family.

Community centres

Have you ever taken your kids along to your local community centre? If not, check it out today - community organisations often run events and programmes at these venues which are low cost and designed to support the well being and enjoyment of families and their kids. Your kids can participate in lots of good causes as well as making friends and having a great time!

Why do I need an instructor?

We live in a day and age where there is an abundance of freely available information. All you have to do is hit up Google and you can find thousands of videos and articles on how to do anything, including how to play the guitar. ”Why do I need to fork out money then for an instructor?” you might ask yourself.

The Benefits of Playing a Musical Instrument (2021)

Research has proven that the practise of playing a musical instrument places certain demands on the human brain and nervous system. This includes the amalgamation of ‘perception and action mediated by sensory, motor, and multimodal integration regions’ in the brain