This weekend, Kids

Take part in themed creative activities based on the Colour Coded exhibition.

Folktales from France and Canada, performed in simple French with puppetry, shadow play and songs.

Ska-punk from the Midlands-based seven-piece.

See the largest exhibits in action. The exhibits are homed on the harbourside.

This class uses learning through play to help the children develop their co-ordination, balance, and awareness.Working together also encourages confidence and builds social skills in a relaxed and fun environment. Wear comfortable loose clothing and bare feet. All children under the age of 5 must be accompanied by an…

Family-friendly displays and installations exploring the hall and gardens from a bug's point of view.

An interactive event for children.

An opportunity to meet with and chat with visiting digital artists who explore the intersection of technology, art and design in their work.

Each month see a different piece of the Hanbury collection not usually on show to the public.

Join Mr E, his two assistants and their travelling museum for a madcap adventure featuring puppets, music, clowns and storytelling.

An exploration of different coat of arms symbols.

Annual procession of school children with pipe and marching bands along the main street. There will be more entertainment in Pittencrieff Park in the afternoon.

If you harbour visions of your kids pitching for the Red Sox one day, these weekly baseball matches and training sessions should help them hone their ball skills and give you a taste of classic Americana to boot (don't forget the hot dogs and potato chips). Ages 6–13.

An informal weekly 5k run along the promenade at Cramond. Everyone is welcome, no matter how fast or slow (you're welcome to walk the route, bring your dog or push a buggy), so you can use it as a one-off fitness test, a chance to get some fresh air or come every week to try to beat your personal best time. It's friendly…

• Written by: Steven Lee

The People's Theatre presents a family musical set in Australia, adapted from a short story in the collection by Steven Lee that also gave rise to the successful children's show How The Koala Learned To Hug. Ages 4+.

An informal weekly 5k run in Callendar Park. Everyone is welcome, no matter how fast or slow (you're welcome to walk the route, bring your dog or push a buggy), so you can use it as a one-off fitness test, a chance to get some fresh air or come every week to try to beat your personal best time. It's friendly and free, and…

Take a walk, follow the clues and hopefully you'll end up at the secret badger sett! Phone for exact meeting times. Booking is essential.

Coach Richard Weekes shows how to start a game and offers tactical tips and strategic skills.

After a short Ranger presentation, spend an evening in the badger hide. Sturdy footwear, binoculars and a torch are essential. Meet at the Sutherland Building. Booking is essential.