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Kids can learn more about the Solar Eclipse of 2017 (coming up Aug. 21) that will be visible in our region, including ways to safely view it and what to expect during the eclipse.

Bring your dancing shoes and join Jim "Mr. Stinky Feet" Cosgrove for a high-energy, interactive concert guaranteed to get the whole family rockin'.

Children 12 and under can register for Chalk Land, a kid-friendly area where kids can discover their inner artist with sidewalk chalking drawings, face painting, arts & crafts, music and more. 

See Beauty and the Beast, the classic story of a young woman and a prince trapped under an enchantress' spell, which only needs the power of love to break, performed live on stage.

Join the Cat in the Hat and enter the fantastical world of Dr. Seuss at this live on stage musical that's perfect for audiences of all ages.

Kids can step into the one-of-a-kind Curiosity Cube to perform their own interactive science experiments focused on STEM learning and fun.

Kids can let their imaginations run wild with tens of thousands of LEGO parts at this free Intro to STEM workshop.

Children will enjoy an evening of food, refreshments, interactive puzzles and mind-boggling problem-solving activities at Pizza, Puzzles & Popsicles at the Wilson School.

The Lake Saint Louis Farmers & Artist Market, featuring more than 75 local vendors, is held every Saturday, rain or shine, through November 4.

This four-day festival features carnival rides, games, the Bubble Bus, food, live music, stage performances for all ages and a parade with Louie from the St. Louis Blues and Ruffy from the River City Rascals as Grand Marshals.

Your kids can challenge their friends to see who will be the last one standing during this two-hour Nerf adventure.

Visit The Magic House and see the new St. Louis Blues Ice Zone exhibit! Wear your blues or youth hockey team gear for half price admission, and meet St. Louis Blues stars. Beginning at 9:30 a.m., the first 500 visitors 12 and under will receive a free Blues Prize Pack.

Meet up with a park ranger and take a free walking tour that explores downtown St. Louis and its most popular landmarks.

Free Family Fridays at the Old Courthouse are a great opportunity for kids to learn about St. Louis history, the westward expansion and take part in hands-on craft projects.

Families with children of all ages are invited to learn about mammals in Missouri through hands-on, interactive activities.

Missouri Master Naturalist volunteers will teach your family about the importance of aquatic food chains and wetlands and how to care for them using hands-on, interactive activities.

Kids can enjoy stories about Spring at the Spring Flight story time at The Butterfly House. 

Explore the amazing world of backyard insects in their own habitat at The Butterfly House Bug Hunt. Children can play exciting games and make crafts to take home as well as capture real bugs (which will be released at the end of the hunts).