Treat the kids you know to a day at Imagine It! The Children’s Museum of Atlanta, where they can explore WILD ABOUT PLANTS, the museum’s latest exhibit, while you enjoy watching them make new discoveries.

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Actually, what’s more obvious is the art—created by more than 350 experienced and emerging artists. And any of these pieces can be yours if the price is right at the ART PAPERS ART AUCTION. 30 at the door. 404-588-1837. www.artpapers.org.

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Prepare to have your perceptions of the sex industry challenged. The SEX WORKERS ART SHOW TOUR 2008 offers a whole new view, with visual and performance art,

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There’s no avoiding it—your preschooler is hearing the call of the wild. Having absorbed the adventures of Diego, Alicia and Dora, she’s ready to try the harder stuff: GO, DIEGO, GO LIVE! THE GREAT JAGUAR RESCUE.

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Hands on Atlanta is offering a special promotion for its benefit concert this Thursday night, Jan. 31, featuring Patti LaBelle and John Legend. Customers can purchase half-price tickets to the show through 11:50 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 30.   (Full article and comments)

Want to stop time for your Valentine? Get a first look at the latest watches from Panam, EOS and Tokidoki tonight, Monday, Jan. 28, at Ten Pin Alley (261 19th St. NW, Atlantic Station). From 8 to 10 p.m., the Peroni will be free-flowing, bowling's complimentary and a DJ will be spinning. (Full article and comments)

Aching to go on a real-life safari? While you’re saving your pennies for that trip of a lifetime, take a break for AFRICA: THE SERENGETI. (Full article and comments)

Has “Cloverfield” whetted your appetite for monster mayhem? Then high-tail it to the Plaza Theatre in Midtown for the old-school mack daddy, KING KONG.

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The GEORGIA MUSIC CONCERT SERIES continues tonight with Col. Bruce Hampton and the Quark Alliance Tishamingo and the Beggars’ Guild at the Loft,

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Put away that musty old pup tent and those retro cartoon-character sleeping bags—it’s time for a camping upgrade. Explore the possibilities at the 2008 ATLANTA CAMPING AND RV SHOW, featuring everything from pop-up campers to top-of-the-line motor homes. (Full article and comments)