Join Community Action House at the Holland Farmers Market Kids Activities this  Wednesday, August 7 from 9:30 am – 11:30 am to learn all about healthy eating habits! Music Moves Us,  a week-long music festival hosted by the Holland Symphony, will also be joining the Market Kids Activities  with a special Polynesian story time and dance lesson beginning at 9:30 am. The Kids Activities are  proudly sponsored by Corewell Health. 

This Wednesday, August 7, our partners at Community Action House will be here to share information  with families on importance of fueling your body through food and how to build healthy eating habits at  home. Children will be able to learn through a fun and interactive activity using fresh fruit and veggies and  get a free fruit or vegetable temporary tattoos! 

Community Action House is a non-profit organization that provides families and individuals in the area  with food, clothing, and shelter. They also work hard to give people the opportunity to build necessary  skills to achieve a stable and prosperous life. Leading with kindness and working as a team, Community  Action House is here to end poverty and help families in the Holland area thrive! 

The weekly Kids Activities at the Holland Farmers begin with an interactive Market Story Time hosted by  the Herrick District Library starting at 9:30 am, followed by a drop-in activity led by a local non-profit  organization or business from 10:00 am until 11:30 am. All activities planned are educational, hands-on,  and fun and are geared for ages 3-10. The full schedule of activities can be found below and on the  Market Kids Activities Facebook event page. Activities are free to attend, but a parent or guardian must  remain onsite the entire time to supervise their children. Activities take place in the northwest parking lot  outside of the Holland Civic Center Place (150 West 8th Street).  

Upcoming Kids Activities 

August 14 

Corewell Health 

Smoothie Bike 

Corewell Health’s popular Smoothie Bike is back! Children can pedal a stationary bike to blend their own  smoothies to sample…both with and without spinach! Will your child taste the “sneaky spinach”  difference? Children will have the opportunity to learn about healthy eating and bring home their own  smoothie recipes to try, courtesy of the Corewell’s CATCH (Coordinated Approach To Child Health) team,  who travel the area teaching healthy eating habits to local schools.