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This event will be held at Bill Frederick Park's Education Pavilion. The Education Pavilion is located past the playground, near the fishing dock. The address is 3401 South Hiawassee Road, Orlando, FL 32835. Please note, there is a small entrance fee per car to enter the park. Please visit the City.
Missouri Botanical Garden staff will present free hands-on workshops for kids. Cacti may live in the hot desert, but they're still pretty cool! Explore what makes these arid plants prick, then get crafty and make your very own cactus puppet to take home. Ideal for ages 4-12. Registration is...
Teens, get ready for a scary good time volunteering at the Haunted Library! Volunteers will assist with acting out spooky scenes, playing haunted games, and passing out candy. No experience is necessary, all supplies will be provided. Registration is required, this opportunity is for teens age...
This event will be held at Bill Frederick Park's Education Pavilion. The Education Pavilion is located past the playground, near the fishing dock. The address is 3401 South Hiawassee Road, Orlando, FL 32835. Please note, there is a small entrance fee per car to enter the park. Please visit the City.
Want to impress your friends and family? Learn simple but surprising sleight-of-hand illusions using common objects like playing cards. All needed materials provided. Ideal for ages 7-12. For accessibility accommodations, please call 314-241-2288.
Can you navigate the obstacles and beat the clock? It’s lunch time and you’re a hungry squirrel. How many acorns can you collect without leaving your tree? Ideal for ages 5-10. Sensory Considerations: Potential for close proximity/shared space with other participants Some bright colors and loud...
Can you clean up polluted water? In this STEM Lab, we'll explore the science around water treatment and design water filters using things you can find at home! Ideal for ages 5-10. For accessibility accommodations, please call 314-241-2288. Sensory Considerations: Potential for close...
Missouri Botanical Garden staff will present free hands-on workshops for kids. Our world is made up of all sorts of different shapes and patterns. Take a moment to notice the patterns of a petal or the shapes of different leaves. We will make nature journals to record all of our findings. Ideal for.
The Osage Culture Traveling Trunk is designed to educate young Missourians about the Osage people who lived in Missouri when Europeans first arrived. The Traveling Trunk contains Osage Nation approved materials about Osage history, language, and culture. The main goal of the trunk is to foster an...
Crafting the perfect setting can be tough, but working together opens portals to realities we never dreamed possible. Invent fantastical geographies, extraordinary histories, and unspeakable calamities as we collaboratively discover that half the fun is in building the world itself. Ideal for ages..
Festival of Nations, powered by International Institute of St. Louis, brings together 100,000+ attendees for the biggest multicultural event August 23-24, 2025 at Tower Grove Park in St. Louis. The free two-day event features dozens of visual artists and performers and hundreds of food and retail...
Campers will take on the role of designing and building a model of an animal’s habitat through teamwork and research and will learn how the Saint Louis Zoo created state-of-the-art habitats to best care for the animals in residence. Ages 9-11. Camps are free but registration is required and space...
Saint Louis Calligraphy Guild Members' Show A joint reception with gallery artist Jean Lopez be held on Saturday, June 6, 2026, 1:30 PM - 3 PM The St. Louis Calligraphy Guild, founded in 1980, is a non-profit organization enjoyed by people who love alphabets and mark making materials. We range from.
Jean Lopez: Words create worlds Contact artist at 314-956-7940 or visit jeanlopez.com A joint reception with the Saint Louis Calligraphy Guild will be held on Saturday, June 6, 2026, 1:30 PM - 3 PM Artist Statement There is something you find interesting, for a reason hard to explain because you...
Chicken Storytime. Need we say more? Bring the family for some Saturday stories and the possibility to see some live chickens with the local organization, Second Hen’d. Ideal for ages 12 and under. Semsory Considerations: Potential for close proximity/shared space with other participants. Some...
This event will be held at Bill Frederick Park's Education Pavilion. The Education Pavilion is located past the playground, near the fishing dock. The address is 3401 South Hiawassee Road, Orlando, FL 32835. Please note, there is a small entrance fee per car to enter the park. Please visit the City.
Teen Storytime is a volunteer opportunity for teens to learn the skill of Storytime then read and sing with young customers! No experience is necessary, all supplies will be provided. Registration is required, this opportunity is for teens age 13-17. Sensory Considerations: Some bright colors and...
Come make a mini masterpiece using Oreos as your canvas. Ideal for ages 13-18. Sensory Considerations: - Potential for close proximity/shared space with other participants - Some bright colors and loud noises. - Potential for strong smells and other physical sensations associated with arts & crafts.
Calling all animal lovers for a Super Storytime. Enjoy stories, songs, and games all about ocean animals. Ideal for ages 8 and under. Sensory Consideraitons: - Potential for close proximity - Bright colors and loud noises - Includes singing and clapping For accessibility accommodations, please call.
Professional Storyteller Maria Hussman will share history and stories from her culture at this one-of a kind event. Maria Hussman (Beaver) is a proud Anishinaabe Mother, Artist, and Storyteller. She is a member of the Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians. Her people come from Beaver Island,...
Buder's Historical Fiction Book Club gathers one Saturday each month at 1 pm to learn about life in different time periods through the eyes of fictional characters. For the month of November, we will be reading "The Frozen River" by Ariel Lawhon. You can pick up a copy of the title from the...
This event will be held at Bill Frederick Park's Education Pavilion. The Education Pavilion is located past the playground, near the fishing dock. The address is 3401 South Hiawassee Road, Orlando, FL 32835. Please note, there is a small entrance fee per car to enter the park. Please visit the City.
Create a picture by using copies of botanicals to create a botanical silhouette. Registration required.
Create magnets using magnets, faux flowers and hot glue to give your refrigerator (or other locations) some fall flair.
Enjoy stories about animals and learn about animal habitats. Kids can craft an animal tail or animal ears to stretch their imagination, then meet the puppets of St. Louis Shakespeare Festival's Romeo and Zooliet ! Ideal for ages 5-10 and families. For accessibility accommodations, please call...
The Utah Museum of Fine Arts’ Greek and Roman pottery collection is a treasure of ancient vases, pots, and dishes made from terracotta which means “baked earth” in Italian. We will be inspired by these artworks to decorate our own terracotta dishes.
Staff from Legal Services of Eastern Missouri's Youth and Family Advocacy Program (YFAP) and Children's Legal Alliance (CLA) will be present to provide resources, answer questions, and help guide youth and families who need assistance with a wide range of topics including education advocacy, public.
Missouri Botanical Garden staff will present free hands-on workshops for kids. Cacti may live in the hot desert, but they're still pretty cool! Explore what makes these arid plants prick, then get crafty and make your very own cactus puppet to take home. Ideal for ages 4-12. Registration is...
Staff from Legal Services of Eastern Missouri's Youth and Family Advocacy Program (YFAP) and Children's Legal Alliance (CLA) will be present to provide resources, answer questions, and help guide youth and families who need assistance with a wide range of topics including education advocacy, public.
Few genealogical challenges are as complex—or as emotional—as researching adopted ancestors. Because adoption records were often sealed, restricted, or scattered across multiple jurisdictions, researchers frequently encounter significant obstacles in tracing family connections. This presentation...