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Time for a date night? Drop off the kids at these upcoming parents night out events

Here are six safe and fun options for your family.

By Holly Gambrell February 25, 2020 at 4:43 pm

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Sometimes you and your partner just need a night alone and away from the kids. Here’s where you can safely drop them off as you enjoy one-on-one time.

Parents Night Out at Medstar Capitals Iceplex
Friday, Feb. 28, 5-9 p.m.
Do your kids love ice skating? Go enjoy your Friday night out and know they will too with crafts, fun games and, of course, ice skating. For ages 4 to 12, there will also be a movie and dinner provided. // MedStar Capitals Iceplex: 627 N. Glebe Road, Arlington; $30 for first registrant, $15 for each additional sibling

Kids Night Out at STEM and Flower
Saturday, Feb. 29, 5-9 p.m.
This event includes a pizza dinner, a craft or experiment and a small lesson. STEM and Flower is an after-school program that provides activities for all ages, but this event is being held for children 3 to 14 years old. // 14740 Flint Lee Road, Chantilly; $20

Parents Night Out at Pump It Up
Friday, March 6, 5:30-9 p.m.
Let your kids jump, slide and play games as you go relax with some peace and quiet. Ashburn’s Pump It Up is an indoor play destination with interactive motion floors, inflatable climbing walls and gigantic inflatable toys. Ages 3 and up are welcome, and children must be potty trained. Your kids will be asleep before the car hits your home’s driveway. // Pump It Up: 44190 Waxpool Road, Suite 102, Ashburn; $17.50 per child

Parents Night Out Pajama Party Pandamonium at The nZone
Saturday, March 7, 5-9 p.m.
Dress your kids in their favorite PJs and drop them off at The nZone. Children ages 6 months to 14 years old are welcome and will enjoy dinner, as well as a variety of activities that will keep them running around happy and entertained. // The nZone: 14550 Lee Road, Chantilly; $35 for non-members, $30 for members, $0-$15 per additional children

Parents Night Out at The Women’s Club Fitness Center & Day Spa
Friday, March 13, 6-9 p.m.
Hit the town knowing your little ones are safe with The Women’s Club Fitness Center & Day Spa’s Kids’ Club staff. Children will enjoy pizza, snacks, a movie and hands-on activities. This event is open for children from 3 months to 12 years old. // The Women’s Club Fitness Center & Day Spa: 14175 Sullyfield Circle, Suite 100, Chantilly; $25-$50

Kids Night at the Museum at Loudoun Heritage Farm Museum
Saturday, March 21, 6-9 p.m.
Pizza, crafts and educational play time … what could be better than that? Doing it all in an interactive museum gallery, of course! The Loudoun Heritage Farm Museum walks visitors through the history of Loudoun County’s agriculture, all in kid-friendly and fun terms, as well as hands-on experiences. It’s holding this kids’s events for ages 4 to 11. // Loudoun Heritage Farm Museum: 21668 Heritage Farm Lane, Sterling; $16 per child

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