Many St. Louis family attractions have re-opened with limited capacity and enhanced safety protocols for visitors and staff. Many are hosting virtual and socially distanced events, which you'll find in our Things To Do calendar. Public health experts recommend that when you go out, follow public health guidelines: wear masks (required in St. Louis City and County), practice social distancing and wash your hands frequently.
fun for STL kids
Free Zumbini Demo Class for Ages 0-4
Little ones up to age 4 are invited to try a free Zumbini class. Created by Zumba and BabyFirst, Zumbini combines music, dance and educational tools for can't-stop, won't-stop bonding, learning and fun. Registration is required.
Preschool Science: Brain Games
Preschoolers can test their brain power as they play games and learn how to keep this important organ safe.
Computer Building for Tweens and Teens
Using single-board Raspberry Pi computers, teens and tweens can learn basic computer science and programming by building real computers with their very own hands.
Preschool Olympics
Preschoolers can participate in their very own Preschool Olympic Games at this free workshop for ages 3-6.
Childrens Story Time and Snacks at IKEA St. Louis
Visit IKEA for a family story time and snack. The featured story is SAGOSKATT - The Friends in Fantasy.
Henry & Mudge
Henry & Mudge is the story of a young boy who moves from the city to a new house in the country, and finds a new playmate in a 182-pound canine buddy with whom he can share all kinds of adventures.
Adventures with Star Wars
Kids can enjoy Star Wars-themed activities using LEGO® bricks and other interactive learning tools. They'll build scenes from the movie, ships, lightsabers and more at this free workshop for ages 7-12.
