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Tech for Tots

Children are never too young to code, go on a learning adventure with robots, make code-a-pillar to go in all different directions or teach Dash & Dot how to do cool tricks.

 

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Towers of Tomorrow Opens at The Magic House

Making its first stop in the United States, a new, interactive exhibit at The Magic House features 20 of the world's most astonishing skyscapers and the chance to add your child's own amazing LEGO creations to the mix. Towers of Tomorrow with LEGO Bricks is a world-traveling exhibit from Australia that combines architecture and design in a lively, creative space.

 

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Breakfast with Santa at IKEA

Santa loves to eat breakfast, so grab the kids and join Santa at IKEA St. Louis for a morning of tasty food and fun. IKEA Family members will take home a free photo frame for their picture with Santa.

 

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Deck the Howls for Shelter Pets

Kid are invited to wear their pajamas and come to the Humane Society to read their favorite holiday stories to shelter dogs by candlelight and help tuck them in for the night. Kids can also make a cozy blanket for a homeless pet, decorate treats for shelter dogs, enjoy hot cocoa and cookies, and help socialize the shelter kittens.

 

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Party at the North Pole

Join in the fun at the North Pole where there will be a free stage performance by Edie's Fairytale Theater, cookie decorating, Elfie Selfies, winter crafts and games, a visit with Santa and lots more. 

 

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Hans Brinker and the Silver Skates

In this timeless story, Hans and Gretel Brinker strive to provide for their family and prove their own worth by entering a local speedskating contest. First prize is a pair of gleaming silver skates! The story culminates with a spectacular St. Nicholas Day race on the stage of The Grandel Theatre. Hans Brinker and the Silver Skates celebrates generosity, helping others and is an exhilarating tale of courage and determination. Save 20% on tickets with our promo code.

 

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Your baby can paint and scribble with other babies and create a big fun mess at the Baby Art Crawl. This free, one-hour event is sponsored by the St. Louis County Library.

 

 

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