fun things to do for kids in STL

Kids will rotate stations programming models with LEGO WeDo software, building 3D LEGO models, and creating mosaic pictures with Bricks 4 Kidz proprietary plans.

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FestAbility: A Celebration of Disabilities

This fully accessible day of fun includes activities for kids in the FestAbility Kids Zone, the Bubble Bus, a sensory room, food trucks, Kona Ice, live entertainment, yoga, MAD Co dance classes for kids with disabilities, RoboRebels robotics program and more.

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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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Parent & Me Pony Rides, Crafts and Farm Animal Experience

Parents! Bring your little ones for this fun parent & me activity at Castlewood Stables. You'll participate in pony rides, equestrian interactions, enjoy a farm animal petting area and a craft session. Activities will be held rain or shine in an indoor facility. During October, this event will be Halloween-themed, and kids are welcome to wear costumes (as long as they won't get in the way of them riding a horse).

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Saturday Morning Cartoons and Read Along

It's like story hour but with kid-friendly comics! Apotheosis Comics is breaking out the reading rug and picking the most fun book of the week to read for this interactive, free story time which is followed by classic Saturday morning cartoons.

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Superhero Training Party

Kids will have a great time learning all about being superheros. They'll play games, make crafts and have a fun superhero dinner too.

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Our Family Fun Picks in August for St. Louis Families

School may be back in session this month, but there's still plenty of time left to make end-of-summer memories with your kids. Here are our picks for the best family events in St. Louis in August:

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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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Neighborhood Naturalist Workshop with the Saint Louis Zoo

Monday, November 18, 2019

Kids can use their observation skills to discover the wonderful biodiversity in their own communities while meeting animals that make their home in Missouri and Illinois.

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Preschool Science at the Saint Louis Science Center

Engage your young scientist in science-related learning at the Saint Louis Science Center's Preschool Science Series. Through interactive stories and hands-on exploration, children learn about science, as well as language, problem-solving and social skills.

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Science of Circus

Tuesday, November 19, 2019

Wednesday, November 20, 2019

Kids can observe gravity's constant acceleration through bowling ball juggling, gyroscope stability through plate spinning, centripetal force with cowboy lariats and much more at this free Science of Circus workshop presented by Circus Kaput.

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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!

Sundays, November 3, 10, 17, 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! You'll learn about art, the history of different cultures, music, some of the world's famous artists and composers, and will take part in interactive activities. November's theme: Out of the Ordinary. Learn more at slam.org/families.

Instructional Soccer Leagues (ISL) at Vetta Sports are a great way for beginner players, Pre-K through high school, to grow in experience, confidence and development in the sport. ISL programs focus on four key building blocks to teach the FUNdamentals of soccer. More experienced players will develop better confidence and improve their skills. Sessions begin in November at four Vetta Sports locations! Sign up today! Learn more and view schedules at VettaSports.com/isl

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