Events
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Peter Reynolds Dot Day
Dot Day was so much fun, we’re doing it again! Inspired by Peter H. Reynolds’ beloved book The Dot, this time we’re putting a personal spin on it—literally! Kids will use a silhouette of their own handprint as the starting point for a one-of-a-kind piece of art. Because what better way to celebrate creativity and…
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Pasta Porcupine
This craft will really stick with you. Who knew dry spaghetti could make such perfect porcupine quills? Push dry spaghetti strands into clay to create these prickly but adorable little creatures, giving those little hand muscles a great workout, too!
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Exploring Music
Wednesdays are for wiggles, giggles, and grooves! Kerry combines music, movement, and playful activities to help your little one find their rhythm—and maybe teach you a new dance move or two. Join us from 10-10:45 am.
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Fall Foliage
Kids get to play Mother Nature for the day! Sticks glued to a backing board become the trunks and branches, and then it’s time to decorate. Tissue squares, dot markers, or jewel-toned fabric can transform their little trees into colorful creations that are completely their own.
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Pages & Play
NEW! Stories introduce toddlers to new words, ideas, characters and experiences while helping build the foundation for a lifelong love of reading. That’s the idea behind Pages & Play, a new class on Thursdays where a great children’s book is just the beginning. We might create something, play a game, move like the characters, pretend…
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Oil Pastel Moths
Butterflies get all the glory, but moths are pretty fascinating, too. There are more than 160,000 known species of moths, and they come in all shapes, sizes, colors, and patterns. Some even use camouflage to disappear right before your eyes.
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Tuesday Studio
Leaf Printing - Fall is the perfect time to turn nature into art! In this week’s Studio, kids will gently brush paint onto the back of a leaf, where the veins are most prominent, then press it onto paper to reveal a beautiful print. Try different leaves, overlap shapes, and see what happens when you…
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Pablo Picasso Faces
What if a face didn’t have to look… well, like a face? That’s part of what made Pablo Picasso, our Artist of the Month, such a revolutionary artist. He looked at familiar things, like faces, and broke them apart, rearranged them and put them back together in unexpected ways.
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Exploring Music
Kickstart your day with a joyful tune in Kerry's music class! Toddlers learn about rhythms and beats through active movement and enthusiastic singing.
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Jack-o-Lanterns
Is yours spooky? Silly? Surprised? Slightly grumpy because someone woke it from its pumpkin patch nap? Kids can glue their very own orange paper gourd onto a textured black background and then give it a face that’s entirely their own. No pumpkin-carving tools required—just glue, creativity, and a lot of Halloween spirit!