The story of Snow White's less-famous sister is performed from Jan. 6-26.

Stanley Lambchop wants to travel the world to escape his ordinary life. One night, a bulletin board falls right on top of Stanley and he wakes up really flat. Recommended for kids 3-10.

Warner Bros. cartoons are on the big screen with their original scores played by a live symphony orchestra. Performances are 3 and 7:30 p.m. Jan. 26 and 3 p.m. Jan. 27.

The Northwestern University Symphonic Band celebrates a variety of music and sound in this concert for kids.

Saturdays at 3:30 p.m. and Sundays at noon, families can enjoy a show from one of the city's popular kids' music artists. Visit the Web site for a schedule of entertainers and specific show dates. Runs through May 19.

All-ages, all-city celebration of Chicago's new and emerging artists of the hip hop generation. Includes film, music videos, and a poetry/storytelling slam in addition to $10 fade haircuts, a Hip Hop Art Gallery and a Hip Hop Boutique and some of Chicago's best DJs. Plus a B-Boy/B-Girl Dance Battle.

Taste international cuisine, see flamboyant dance performances and hear exotic foreign songs. Attractions include Sea World's Antarctic Experience, a heated scuba tank for diving, a rock wall for climbing and theaters for cooking, music and dance events.

One-man show for families at 7 p.m. Jan. 26.

The show will open Jan. 18, with performances Jan. 18-20 and 25-27. Tickets are on sale at the Naperville Park District at www.napervilleparks.org and at the Administration Building, 320 W. Jackson Ave., and at the new 95th Street Center, located at 2244 W. 95th St.

Show off your skills at the annual City Table Tennis Championships.  The top two finishers in each age division will receive awards. Participants will need to bring their own paddle.