The best children's shows place a high premium on audience interaction, unlike piano recitals or traffic court. Rustle up some kid-friendly fun with today's GrouponLive deal: for $30, you get one adult and two children's PBN'J Club passes, valid for Peanut Butter n' Jam concert series shows, performed by members of the Windsor Symphony Orchestra (a $60 value). Passes are valid for one show from each of the following concerts:

• Fiddle Red Riding Hood string quartet, performing on the following dates:

  • Sunday, October 16, at the Vollmer Culture and Recreation Complex
  • Saturday, October 22, at the Nikola Budimir Public Library
  • Sunday, October 23, at the Place Concorde

• Reeds n' Whistles woodwind quintet, performing on the following dates:

  • Sunday, January 15, at the Place Concorde
  • Saturday, January 21, at the Nikola Budimir Public Library
  • Sunday, January 22, at the Vollmer Culture and Recreation Complex

• Sounds n' Colours string quintet, performing on the following dates:

  • Saturday, March 31, at the Nikola Budimir Public Library
  • Sunday, April 1, at the Place Concorde
  • Sunday, April 15, at the Vollmer Culture and Recreation Complex

Shows at the Vollmer Complex take place at 2 p.m. and 3 p.m.; shows at the Budimir Public Library take place at 10 a.m. and 11 p.m.; and shows at the Place Concorde take place at 2 p.m. and 3 p.m.

Designed specifically with preschoolers in mind, the Peanut Butter n' Jam concerts inculcate a love of music in youthful brains, encouraging kids to connect with tunes in fun, interactive environments. Windsor Symphony Orchestra musicians weave kid-friendly melodies while hosts Peter Wiebe and Janis Radford emcee interactive activities, drawing kids in with dances, singalongs, and round-table discussions on the mathematical underpinnings of euphony. Children get the chance to meet the musicians and inspect the instruments, learning how tunes are crafted with hands-on aplomb. Concerts take place at three venues, with morning and afternoon times available, allowing parents to schedule musical appreciation around obsessively followed Saturday morning cartoons or precocious fixations with afternoon soaps.