Adaptive Egg Hunt at The Pointe

Eggs will be scattered across a field with hard and soft surfaces for this non-competitive, accessible egg hunt for children who have sensory, fine motor and gross motor special needs. The Adaptive Egg Hunt is for ages 2-10. Registration is not necessary. Free.

 

 

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Youth Egg Hunt at The Pointe

No need to register for this egg hunt at The Pointe in Ballwin. Kids will be separated into different areas based on age, and each egg hunt area will have eggs spread across the field, along with golden tickets for prizes! Age groups are 2-4, 5-7 and 8-10. Every participant will be guaranteed a bag of candy. Plus, the Easter Bunny will be visiting each age group to pose for pictures. Kids should bring their own baskets.

 

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Lead Counselor at Vetta Sports Summer Camps

The Camp Lead Counselor is responsible for providing supervision, instruction, and ongoing assistance to program staff and campers during programs and assisting the Program Manager and Coordinator in providing instruction and ongoing assistance. A primary function of this and every other job at Vetta Sports is to ensure that each member, guest and visitor receives the highest caliber of service.

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Extended Day Provider, Artscope's Summer Camp Create

Artscope is seeking Extended Dy Providers to join our Summer Camp Create team at our Cottage in Tower Grove Park. The position is from 2:45 - 6:15 p.m. Monday through Friday from June 1 - August 6. Compensation is $15/hour. We have no camp the week of July 5th-9th. Candidates must be 18 years old, and previous experience working with children in a child care setting is preferred. Enjoying spending time with elementary school children in a creative play setting is a MUST. Position requires working primarily outdoors in a public park setting, and you must be able to lift at least 30 pounds.

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Summer Camp Create: Junior Counselor

Artscope is seeking qualified Junior Counselors with a passion for working with young people. In 2021, Artscope will expand to TWO locations, both in Tower Grove Park. We'll do a total of 9 weeks at our Cottage at Arsenal and Center Cross Drive, plus 3 additional weeks from July 19 - August 6 at the Stupp Center, inside the park at the corner of Grand and Arsenal. We'll need great Junior Counselors at both locations! Junior Counselors sign up by the week, and multiple weeks are welcome. Junior Counselors must be entering 9th grade or above in the 2021-22 school year. This is a volunteer opportunity.

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Friday, September 19, 2025
Saturday, September 20, 2025

Brentwood Days is a community-wide celebration open to all with carnival rides, a Kids' Tent, live performances, pony rides, a parade and even fireworks. 

 

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