Events
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Early Birds
The early bird catches the worm… and in this case, so do our little learners! This adorable activity on Wednesday turns learning into play as kids use clothespin “bird beaks” to quickly snatch up pink worms. As tiny fingers squeeze, pinch, and grab, they’re building important fine motor skills, coordination, and focus—all wrapped up in…
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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 create their very own Mermaid Wand, complete with a shimmering pearl to treasure long after the tide rolls out.
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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, or anything their imagination can dream up—in crayon. Then comes the magic: a wash of blue watercolor transforms the scene into a sparkling pool of…
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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 decorating with colorful beads, giving each octopus plenty of personality—and a little extra rizz.
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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 painted pasta into a clay base, then decorating it with pearls, shells, and other seaside treasures. The result? A beautiful underwater world that helps those…
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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!
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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 of beautiful coral reefs, a magical seahorse, or a mysterious deep-sea kingdom?
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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, no “right way,” just bold imagination at work.
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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 all built right in. No two are alike, because no two kids are alike. Totally unique, totally them.
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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 might miss—flipping, turning, and reimagining each piece until it becomes something entirely new. That’s the magic of child-led making: open-ended exploration that sparks bold thinking…
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Trinket Sculpture
In true Tinkerdoodle spirit, kids dive into a joyful mix of colorful trinkets and clay, choosing shapes, colors, and tiny treasures that reflect them. Favorite hues, unexpected combos, and playful details all come together in one delightfully haphazard creation!