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You'll enjoy art activities, live music by Fire Dog and get to know the Camp:Create counselors.

Your child can participate in a massive St. Louis Build using LEGO bricks! Kids can construct St. Louis landmarks, their homes, schools, playground, parks, downtown and lots more, all out of LEGO bricks.

See the OMNIMAX film Extreme Weather and learn about the extreme weather in the St. Louis area from local meteorologists. 

The Cat in the Hat is the host and emcee (and all-around mischief-maker) in this romp through the Seuss classics. Don't miss the pre-show events including the Seussical Carnival.

Join Great Rivers Greenway and Trailnet for a free, 10-mile bicycle ride and learn about local black history along the way.

At this special event, experts will demonstrate ancient crafts such as bow and arrow making, flintknapping, pottery making, fingerweaving, and bone/shell/ gourd carving.

Hear stories about Native Americans and Native American heritage at this free storytime, part of the 36th Annual St. Louis Storytelling Festival. 

Visit the Herpetarium between 10 a.m. and noon to learn how to identify a few of our local salamander species, as well as what the Saint Louis Zoo is doing to help conserve hellbenders, the largest native Missouri salamander.

Meet the Stormtroopers and other members of the 501st Legion you will! Don't forget your camera for this ultimate Star Wars Fan Fest.

Get through the dog days of summer with an evening of "paws-on" fun at The Magic House!

Celebrate Mother's Day at this sweet afternoon tea for kids of all ages and their moms. You'll enjoy tea sandwiches, aromatic teas and cupcake decorating.

Kids will love the balloon artist and visits with Princesses Belle and Sleeping Beauty!

Join world champion sand sculptor Dan Belcher as he builds a 75-ton sandcastle outdoors on the shores of The Magic House. Then visitors can get digging and create their own "sandsational" sculpture using only sand and water.

Storyteller Sherry Norfolk leads families through and interactive. global exploration of folktales about the sun, moon and stars.

Enjoy a girly afternoon with your daughter(s), and grandma too! Make springtime projects and enjoy lemonade and cookies. For moms, grandmothers, and daughters (age kindergarten and up). Each participant makes their own springtime project. You'll learn how to cut glass and china and create your very own beautifully designed mosiac bird.

1-3 p.m. at Yucando Art Studio in Webster Groves. Cost is $30.

More information: yucandu.com

Kids will learn how to build a bee hotel to attract native pollinators to their gardens at home.