ATLANTA -- Fernbank Museum of Natural History is getting ready to kick off its 97 Days of Play series of summertime events.

The fun begins on Saturday, May 31, when the museum will host an Island Adventure Day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Children who attend Island Adventure Day can learn all about the animals who live in exotic locations around the world. Live animals, including lemurs, will help kids understand more about Madagascar; Fernbank is currently hosting the IMAX film Island of Lemurs: Madagascar.

Other scheduled activities include a DJ spinning island tunes, a shell scavenger hunt, limbo and hula-hoop contests, and a craft that allows children to make their own fish scales out of colorful tissue paper.

Island Adventure Day is free to attend for Fernbank members and included in admission price for non-members. Learn more at fernbankmuseum.org.

(WXIA) -- Only one major daytime closure will affect drivers on Atlanta's highways this weekend.

The leftmost lane on I-285 north will be closed between I-20 and Ga. 400 on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Crews must close the lane to remove a barrier wall.

"With only that one closure on I-285, everyone should have an easier time getting to their destination," Georgia Department of Transportation District Construction Engineer Shun Pringle said in a statement.

Nighttime closures will still occur in a handful of locations.

Three right lanes of I-20 west between Wesley Chapel and Candler roads will be closed for striping every night from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m.

Two left lanes of I-285 north between I-20 and Peachtree Dunwoody Road will be closed nightly from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. Crews will work to replace a barrier wall in that location.

Other scheduled closures for sweeping, drain cleaning and slab replacement include:

Georgia Connections Academy, a statewide provider of high-quality, highly accountable virtual K-12 schooling, has opened enrollment for the 2014-2015 school year and will be conducting in person information sessions with parents and students across the state.

“We are enrolling 1000 additional students across all grade levels for the coming academic year,” said Lead Principal Heather J. Robinson. “We have a waiting list as we open enrollment, so we encourage parents to get their applications in now.”