CurrentWave Dream Factory

03/31/2026

BIRD QUIZ: Here is a bird photographed in Louisiana in early March. Do you know what species it is? Hint: this bird’s normal range stretches from Argentina to Mexico, but it's rare in the U.S. Leave your answer in Comments and we'll post ours at the end of the day. Thanks to Dania Sanchez for sharing this photo with eBird and the Macaulay Library archive.

03/27/2026

https://rhythmsofplay.com/birding-for-kids-bird-watching-activities-and-lessons/

How to Start Birding: Beginning bird-watching activities, ideas, tips, and resources for kids and the adults who teach and guide them.

03/27/2026

Spring is here which means more sightings of birds and hearing their distinctive songs. it's time to get outdoors and do some bird watching wherever you are. How many species of birds can you spot and identify in your neighborhood? Get outdoors to explore today!

12/18/2025

We can help enhance your next popular Licensed Themed Party!

12/18/2025

We are fast approaching Christmas and New Year's as we close out 2025. We hope everyone will enjoy their holiday season and have a Happy New Year 2026!

Let us help consult, plan and enhance your child's birthday or your small event in 2026! We will also be planning our own special community events in the coming year for kids and family to enjoy. At CurrentWave Dream Factory, we love art and entertainment. We can create that unique project, or enhance your event experience to make your event one to remember. (734) 621-2207 Call Today! Or email us at [email protected]

12/18/2025

09/02/2025

Our nature focused Wildlife Rescue Center Theme and Dinosaur Explore display were fun for the kids to learn about wild animals and ways they can help wildlife and go on a an exploration for prehistoric animls too. They enjoyed a barrell car ride tour through the woods for Dinosaur Explore featuring 19 different dinosaurs to spot and identify.

08/30/2025

https://www.forestfriendswr.org/

The Forest Friends Wildlife Rescue's mission is to ethically rescue and rehabilitate injured and orphaned wildlife and release them back to their native Michigan habitat while promoting conservation and coexistence through community outreach, education and advocacy.