Artscope

Enrichment Classes & Programs, Visual & Hands-On Arts

314-865-0060

artscopestl.org

4255 Arsenal St.

St. Louis, MO 63116

Artscope offers a variety of art classes, education programs and workshops for the whole family. All programs are in an open format, allowing children to explore their creative ideas on their own terms. New and exciting classes include:

Creative Cottage Saturdays are drop-in classes held every Saturday from 10 to 11:30 a.m. at Artscope's Creative Cottage in Tower Grove Park. Classes are for kids in kindergarten through 5th grade.

Family Yoga + Art with Oxygen Project includes yoga and art-making for all (age kindergarten through adult) on Sundays from noon to 1:30 p.m. in Tower Grove Park. No yoga experience is required and all skill levels are welcome.

Sunday Funday Workshops are a great opportunity for the whole family to create art together. Some classes are for kids only. These workshops are for age 5 and up and are held from 2 to 4 p.m. at Artscope's Creative Castle in Tower Grove Park.

For any of these ongoing classes, you can drop in to any class you'd like to attend, purchase a class pass for multiple classes that interest you, or register for the entire series.

Discounts are offered for siblings. Individual class descriptions and online registration is available at artscopestl.org

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Things to Do

Circus Flora: The Caper in Aisle 6

Circus Flora, St. Louis' original one-ring circus, is now in its 33rd season! This beloved show is an unbelievable mix of excitement, charm, daring, and comedy, all under an intimate Big Top setting. See mesmerizing circus acts, storytellers and performers in this year's show, The Caper in Aisle 6. Daytime and evening shows are on select nights June 6 through 30 with special 10 a.m. performances for young children, a sensory-friendly performance and a special Peanut-Free Preview night for those with nut allergies.

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Storytelling in the Museum

Preschoolers will hear stories and make a craft at this free program at the Missouri History Museum.

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Tuesday Tails

Visit the Animal Protective Association (APA) of Missouri for a free story time for preschoolers and help foster their love of animals.

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Water Waddlers Outdoor Drop-In Swim

Splash and play with your little one in this fun morning activity. No registration is necessary.

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Disney's 101 Dalmations Live on Stage

Tuesday, June 18, 2019

Wednesday, June 19, 2019

Thursday, June 20, 2019

Join the evil Cruella De Vil and her two klutzy henchmen as they try to steal a litter of the cutest puppies ever to hit jolly old London Town. But not to worry, this fur-raising adventure ends happily with plenty of puppy power to spare! This production of Disney's 101 Dalmations is performed live on stage by STAGES St. Louis at the Robert G. Rein Theatre in Kirkwood, with special daytime performances perfect for little ones.

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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! This month, zoom in as we take a closer look at the dazzling details in works of art. Marvel at mosaics, beadwork, and intricate sculptures as you create your own masterpieces. Learn more at slam.org/families.

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!

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