Babies and Toddlers
Pint-Size Valentine's Party
The littlest Valentines can celebrate the holiday at this Pint-Size Valentine's Day Party at the Crestwood Community Center. There will be games, snacks and more! For ages 2-6.
Super Hero Dash for Zachary's Playground
Your whole family can be superheroes when you participate in the Superhero Dash, a 5K, one-mile run, walk and roll fundraiser for Unlimited Play. Sign up early to get your official Superhero Dash t-shirt. Costumes are welcome! Unlimited Play supports accessible playgrounds, because all kids deserve to have playgrounds where limitations are forgotten and differences are celebrated.
St. Louis Symphony Family Concert: Pinocchio's Adventures in Funland
Travel to Funland with the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra and actors from The Black Rep as they bring to life the enchanting tale of Carlo Collodi's most beloved marionette, all while entertaining, educating and introducing your family to the riches of live music. Arrive early to visit the instrument playground.
Take Your Child to the Library Day
During Take Your Child to the Library Day, families will find lots of free activities at area libraries, such as art projects, scavenger hunts, story times, character visits and lots more.
Sensory Friendly Sunday at City Museum
Experience a special sensory friendly day at the City Museum! There will be reduced noise and lighting and a designated quiet area so that everyone can have fun and interactive experience.
Chinese New Year Celebration
Celebrate the Chinese New Year at this free community event: Yeh-Shen: A Chinese Cinderella Family Musical. The show and activities are perfect for children ages 2-10 and their families.
The Story Pirates
The Story Pirates celebrates the words and ideas of young people, turning their original stories into wild sketch comedy musicals. Some of the best improvisors and musicians in the country, recruited from the Upright Citizens Brigade, Second City, the Groundlings, and more, bring to life the unfiltered world of kids' imaginations.
