Kids Art Night Out at Yucandu Art Studio features a new creative project each month, ranging from mosaics, to collage, printmaking, glitter, clay and more. Kids can let their creative imaginations run wild using the highest quality art materials to make their masterpieces. Then they'll take it home to wow their families!
At Yucandu Art Studio in historic downtown Webster Groves. Held on the first Friday of each month.
6 to 8:30 p.m. For kids in kindergarten through grade 5. Cost is $45 per child. Please pack a sack dinner or health snack.
Cancellations will receive take-home kits.
For more information, to register, and for monthly themes, visit: yucandu.com
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