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  • Meet and Greet with Mermaid

    Straight from her sparkling undersea kingdom, our fin-tastic friend will be greeting guests, posing for photos, and sharing a little ocean magic with all her admirers.  Young merfolk can also…

  • Down at the Seashore

    No trip to the beach is complete without peeking into a tidal pool to discover the fascinating creatures living just below the surface. Draw your favorite sea inhabitants—fish, crabs, starfish,…

  • Tentacle Tangles

    Children will create their own adorable octopus by attaching eight wiggly tentacles in the pipe cleaner colors of their choice. Then it's time to add some serious sea-creature style by…

  • Sea-Sational Coral Creations

    With a little paint and a lot of imagination, ordinary pasta transforms into colorful coral reefs and swaying seaweed on Wednesday. Children will create their own ocean scene by pressing…

  • Octopi, oh my!

    With dangling ribbon tentacles dancing in every direction, these adorable ocean explorers are sure to make a splash. We'd say they're quite tentacular!

  • Undersea Collage

    Undersea Collage

    Things are better down where it’s wetter.  Dive into a world of ocean imagination as kids color, cut, and create their very own masterpiece. Will it be a world comprised…

  • Yarn Gardens

    Yarn Gardens

    A perfect fit for Kids Rule Week! Inspired by our Tinkerdoodle philosophy, young creators will use simple materials—yarn, popsicle sticks, paper, and markers—to design a one-of-a-kind Yarn Garden. We'll provide…

  • Decoupage paper Lanterns

    Starting with a simple paper lantern, kids dive into a world of texture and color on—layering decoupage, weaving in ribbons, and transforming everyday materials into glowing, dimensional creations. No template,…

  • Exploring Music

    Exploring Music

    Kerry introduces toddlers and their caregivers to various styles of music through singing and rhythm-making.

  • Clay Monograms

    It doesn’t get more personal than this. In true Tinkerdoodle style, kids use colorful clay to shape a monogram that says something about them—their favorite colors, moods, patterns, and personality…

  • Wooden Sculptures

    You’d be amazed what kids can create from an assortment of simple wooden shapes. With a little imagination and a lot of playful experimentation, they start seeing things most adults…