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Extended your holiday fun into the evening at Magical Nights at The Magic House! Enjoy the twinkling light display after dark, story time with Mrs. Claus, cookies and milk, plus photos with Santa in his socially distanced sleigh. The entire museum is open for this limited-capacity event.

Your kids can meet some of their favorite winter characters, like the Snow Sisters (think Frozen), the Ice Queen, and the Snowman at West County Center.

Kids can see Santa, make holiday crafts, take spins on the carousel, enjoy special entertainers, decorate cookies, and more at Christmas at the Carousel. 

Children age 4-9 are invited to try ice hockey for the first time at no cost from St. Louis Blues Youth Hockey. At these on-ice sessions, children will learn the fundamental skills of hockey and be provided with a loaner set of safety equipment that includes skates, shin guards and a helmet.

Winterfest's One Nation celebration features a day of ice skating, our beloved local sports teams and their mascots, prizes, games and some special surprise visits! Wear your favorite team's garb and enjoy local entertainment, 70,000 twinkling lights, a pop-up bar, and the Fire & Ice Family Festival from 4 to 8 p.m.

Santa's Reindeer have been busy hiding candy canes in Kirkwood Park. Some have prizes attached to them. Kids can come early to decorate a hunting bag. Check-in starts at 9:30 a.m. The hunt starts at 10 a.m., and after the hunt, kids can take pictures with Santa and enjoy some hot chocolate. 

Join The College School for the Upper Division Open House. Prospective parents/guardians and students are invited to explore the school's spaces and learn about The College School's adventurous, hands-on curriculum.

Come play at The Magic House for free during Emerson Free Family Night. Reservations are required. 

Let Miss Kelly's give you the night off while your child takes part in many different fun activities, including games, obstacles and challenges!

Make new holiday memories or start a new holiday family tradition with the Rep's first-ever production of A Christmas Carol. At long last, the ghosts of Ebenezer Scrooge's past, present and future have caught up with him. Now London's most infamous miser must take a transformative journey as he faces the worst parts of himself and discovers unexpected redemption.