Sports, Recreation & Fitness

Parkway-Rockwood Community Ed is a partnership between the Parkway and Rockwood School Districts that provides high-quality programs for all ages. Many programs are open to residents of all St. Louis area school districts, not just Parkway and Rockwood. Choose from a wide variety of sports programs (soccer, basketball, lacrosse, volleyball, year-round group and private swim instruction (starting at age 6 months!), instructional camps and clinics, fitness (family yoga, zumba, boot camp), martial arts, arts & crafts, computer skills, orchestra, dance, outdoor education, and even family adventure travel opportunities like Smoky Mountains Adventure, Ozarks Rocks and more.

The Lodge Des Peres

The Lodge Des Peres offers a variety of fitness, sports, aquatic, dance and art programs for both kids and adults throughout the year. Drop in and use our gymnasium, indoor wave pool, lap pool or fitness center for fun indoor activities when the St. Louis weather gets extreme.

Call 314-835-6150 or visit thelodgedesperes.com for more information.

Parkway-Rockwood Community Ed

Parkway-Rockwood Community Ed offers a wide variety of classes, clinics and enrichment programs for preschoolers through adults, and you don't have to be a resident of the Parkway or Rockwood School Districts to participate in most progams.

Sports programs include volleyball, basketball, fencing, soccer, lacrosse, tennis, golf, cheerleading, tumbling, baton twirling, skiing, swimming, and more held at a various locations.

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Things to Do

Special Preschool Hours at The Magic House

The Magic House offers special morning hours for families with young children Tuesday through Friday during the school year. Select exhibits open at 10:30 a.m. before the entire museum opens at noon. Preschool Hours feature exhibits that are geared toward children ages 2-8, but anyone is welcome to visit.

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Mardi Gras Craft Party

Friday, February 22, 2019

Kids can make their own festive Mardi Gras mask using feathers, glitter, paint and gemstones, then feast on a King cupcake with their friends at this Mardi Gras Craft Party at Yucandu Art Studio.

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Kids Open Play at Ultimate Ninjas

Friday, February 22, 2019

Kids and teens ages 6-15 can practice and explore a variety of obstacles, fine tune their skills on a single obstacle, or practice running the customizable courses at Ultimate Ninjas Open Play. Registration is recommended.

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Open Gym at Miss Kelly's Gym

Kids can work on existing gym skills, learn new skills or just play around during Open Gym at Miss Kelly's Gym.

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Friday Coffee and Tour at The College School

Friday, February 22, 2019

Friday, March 8, 2019

Friday, April 26, 2019

Parents are invited for coffee and conversation and to and learn about The College School at this free Friday Coffee and tour.

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The College School (Pre-K to 8th Grade, Webster Groves) is a school of active learners committed to real-world engagement. They don't teach to test, drill worksheets, or learn content for the sake of doing so. Students at The College School engage in meaningful, in-depth work, applying skills and knowledge to real-world scenarios and challenges. Through this approach, students discover that they have influence, voice, and skill sets that can impact the world today, tomorrow, and for the future. They connect learning to real life. That's The College School experience. To schedule a tour or learn more, visit thecollegeschool.org

Metro Theater Company presents “The Hundred Dresses,” adapted by William Kent Williams from the Newbery Honor book by Eleanor Estes. A beloved children’s classic, its themes are as timeless and keenly relevant today as they were when it was first published 75 years ago. In this stage adaptation, young immigrant Wanda Petronski faces bullies every day. Her classmates tease her until one day she disappears from school. Filled with guilt, the other students decide to find out what happened to Wanda to make amends. But is it too late? Bullying, friendship, empathy and forgiveness are at the center of this timely play about being kind to one another. For more information or tickets, go to metroplays.org

Sundays, February 3, 17, and 24

1 — 4 p.m.; Family Tour at 2:30 p.m.

FREE.

Every Sunday afternoon, families across the city are invited to the Saint Louis Art Museum for free hands-on art activities and a lively 30-minute family tour through the Galleries. Each month's activities focus on a different, diverse, family-friendly theme! This month's theme is Outside the Lines. Experience something new each visit! Learn more at slam.org/families

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