Bike down Peachtree Street

Streets Alive Atlanta: Join the fun June 12 when Streets Alive takes over Peachtree Street, closing it to vehicle traffic from Edgewood Avenue to 17th Street. Activities include biking, skating, walking and rolling down the streets, games and more, plus food vendors and information booths. The event kicks off at 4 p.m. with a bicycle parade and continues until 8 p.m. atlantastreetsalive.com.

Free Family Play

Family Play Days: Nonprofit organization Atlanta ContactPoint has Family Play Days, including sports, activities and education throughout the year; coming up: June 4 at the Candler Park Music & Food Festival; June 18 at Rev. James Orange Park, June 25 at Historic Mims Park and July 16 at West End Park. atlcp.org.

More Ways to Play

Batting Cages: Kids can hone baseball skills and get a workout at batting cages scattered around metro Atlanta, among them D-Bat Atlanta (dbatatlanta.com), Ninth Inning Baseball (ninthinningbaseball.com), The Batter’s Box (tbbtrainingcenter.com) and Grand Slam Golf & Baseball (grandslamgolfandbaseball.com).

TopGolf: KidsZone Golf Tournament: Young golfers ages 6-17 can take part in tournaments sponsored by Top Golf July 23 at Atlanta and Alpharetta. The tournament is organized by age groups, 6-9, 10-13 and 14-17, and kids can compete for TopGolf game play and prizes. Registration $35 per child. topgolf.com.

BB&T PGA Tour Superstore Kid’s Club Package: Treat a young tennis player to a week of watching professional tennis at the BB&T Atlanta Open July 30-Aug.7 at Atlantic Station. The Kids Club Package includes a week-long seat in the Kids Club Area in the stadium, $40 Superstore gift card, swag bag, autograph ball, VIP photo credential, private VIP meet and greet with a player and fast-pass on all autograph sessions. $149. bbtatlantaopen.com (click on tickets).

SlingShot’s Ninja Obstacle Course and Jr. Play Arena: Play like a Ninja at SlingShot in Norcross with this an obstacle course that challenges even fit kids, with activities for ages 2-12. All day, unlimited access is $12; exclusive playtime for kids younger than age 6, 10 a.m.-noon Mon.-Thu. Bowling and a race track also available at SlingShot. slingshotplay.com

Product You’ll Love

Scatter Dodgeball: Coop’s Scatter Dodgeball keeps the fun of dodgeball but takes the sting out of the game. The game, for ages 5 and older, uses a soft foam ball. Players wear colored wristbands, and if they get tagged by a ball they have to surrender one of the bands, but if they catch the ball, the thrower loses a wristband. First player to get all the wristbands wins. $19.99. Ages 5 and older. coop-sports.com.