familyhour

noun
UK /ˈfæm.əl.i aʊər/
US /ˈfæm.əl.i aʊər/

A special time when a family sits together and enjoys being with each other.

Every Sunday evening, we have a familyhour with games and stories.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A scheduled period on television or radio when shows suitable for all ages are broadcast.

The network reserves the familyhour for cartoons and gentle comedies.

3. A quiet part of the day set aside for family members to talk and share news.

After dinner, the parents declared a familyhour with no phones allowed.

4. A recurring event at a school or community center where families do activities together.

The library hosts a familyhour with reading and crafts on Saturday mornings.