Teens and Tweens

Wednesday, July 24, 2019

Friday, August 2, 2019

Join family and friends for dinner al fresco at local parks, where the menus are mobile and the setting is beautiful.

Thursday, July 25, 2019

Visit the Saint Louis Science Center for Science at Sunset on Thursdays this summer. Enjoy food and drink specials, live music in the Science Center's outdoor exhibit, GROW, a working urban farm that tells the story of the science behind the food we eat, free admission to the limited-time exhibit GameXPloration, and discounted tickets to other attractions.

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O'Fallon Jammin' Concert Series

Admission and parking are free. Food trucks and concessions will be available for purchase.

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Night Waves Pool Party Series

Incoming and current middle school students can enjoy music, games and fun with their friends at this evening pool party held at locations across St. Louis County.

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Dive-In Movie: Elf

Everyone is welcome at the Dive-In Movie at the Lodge of Des Peres. Enjoy the outdoor leisure pool after hours and watch a family movie while you float in one of the tubes!

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Cardboard Catamaran Cup

Sunday, July 21, 2019

Ahoy there, mateys! Do you have what it takes to be named the Captain of the Cardboard Catamaran Cup?

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The Basics of Staying Home Alone

Help prepare your child to stay home alone before and after school or for other short periods of time in this interactive program.

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Open Play by Reservation at Play Street Museum

Grab a spot for Open Play by Reservation at Play Street Museum in St. Charles. Kids and families can explore the museum during these special weekend hours.

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Shark Week at the Saint Louis Zoo

Celebrate Shark Week at the Saint Louis Zoo, where you'll get free admission to Stingrays at the Caribbean Cove when you come to the zoo dressed as a shark. You can also enjoy lots of shark-themed activities, shark-themed snacks, and live music on the weekend.

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Dino Chat at the Saint Louis Science Center

Learn all about the world of dinosaurs including what they ate, newly discovered dinosaurs and more.

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Newsies

Saturday, July 20, 2019

Sunday, July 21, 2019

Newsies is packed with non-stop thrills and a timeless message, perfect for the whole family and every audience.

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Family Workshop: Printed + Inked

Saturday, July 20, 2019

Express yourself through color and texture as you discover the unlimited possibilities of mono prints! Collaborate to create multi-layered mono prints using gelatin plates, stencils, ink and found objects. Bring home a collection of masterpieces!

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Have a blast at the Saint Louis Science Center's Summer Science Blast Camp! Weekly day camps provide children ages 4 to 16 learning experiences to develop their interest and passion for science. We aim to provide a welcoming and engaging learning environment that ignites and sustains critical thinking and creative problem-solving throughout the summer. This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11th's historic trip to the moon, and our camp theme for the summer is "One Giant Leap." We also offer member discounts! Visit slcs.org/summer-camps, call 314-289-4439 or email daycamps@slsc.org for more information.

Celebrate your child's special day at The Magic House! A variety of age-appropriate, hands-on activities make every birthday magical and memorable. Birthday parties at The Magic House include all-day admission to the Museum for hosts and guests. Choose from themed birthday parties for up to 20 children, a Big Birthday Bash for up to 30 children or an Exclusive Private Party for up to 50 guests that includes private play time in a portion of The Magic House! LEARN MORE AND BOOK YOUR PARTY TODAY!

Crayola World of Design and Crayola Artist's Passport Camps from Imagine Arts Academy take kids on a journey of discovery! At World of Design art camps, kids experiment with new art techniques, like sculpting, illustration and textile artistry, while working on their problem-solving skills at the same time. At Artist's Passport Camp, kids embark on an around-the-world cultural adventure. Campers explore far-off places and the people who live there, and lots more. Week-long full-day and half-day summer camps take place at locations across the St. Louis metro area and are filling fast! LEARN MORE AND SIGN UP

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