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Your family can learn how to make maple sugar in your own backyard. Visit the sugar bush to see the tapped trees, collect the sap and learn how to boil the sap down like Colonial Americans. You'll also sample the delicious homemade syrup, sugar on snow taffy and pure maple sugar. All ages are welcome to this free event.

Visit the YMCA's Trout Lodge for an amazing family-friendly New Year’s weekend celebration. 

Who says New Year's Eve celebrations are just for adults? Under adult supervision, children ages 8-13 can have the time of their lives swimming, ice skating and participating in other planned activities at the Rec Plex in St. Peters. Advance registration is required.

Ring in the new year at this family celebration at the Timbers of Eureka recreation center.

Families will enjoy listening to stories, making snowballs and snowflakes, playing in the snow, warming up with cocoa and cookies, writing and mailing a Snowy Day-stamped letter, and meeting local authors. 

Moms, ask your favorite Super Hero son to this date night at The Lodge. Registration by Jan. 23 is required.

Join Circus Harmony for an amazing, awe-inspiring look at circus through the decades from 1920 to 2010.

Join the City of Crestwood and Chick-fil-A for a fun, camp-themed family night out.

Kids will parade around the store with noisemakers, then be served three healthy snacks to kick off the new year in a healthy way.

The St. Louis Area Food Bank will visit Whole Foods Market for a free story hour. Kids can make a craft while thinking about how to BEET hunger in our community. 

Travel back to ancient China with The J's Youth Theater production of Disney's Mulan Jr. live on stage. 

The lighting features live Klezmer Music by a student band, free hot latkes and chocolate gelt, joyous chasidic dancing and more.

Children are never too young to code, go on a learning adventure with robots, make code-a-pillar to go in all different directions or teach Dash & Dot how to do cool tricks.

Join Mrs. Claus and Santa for stories, skating, face painting, crafts and snacks. Parents, bring your camera to take pictures with Santa.

Drop off the kids and let them create valentines for their class and two teachers using thumbprint designs!

Making its first stop in the United States, a new, interactive exhibit at The Magic House features 20 of the world's most astonishing skyscapers and the chance to add your child's own amazing LEGO creations to the mix. Towers of Tomorrow with LEGO Bricks is a world-traveling exhibit from Australia that combines architecture and design in a lively, creative space.