The Contemporary Art Museum invited families to celebrate creativity, play and togetherness at Family Day. Drop in anytime to participate in free hands-on art activities, games, entertainment for kids from DJ Munchkin, puppet shows, a babywearing movement class, and more.
Family Day at the Contemporary Art Museum will be held from 9:30 a.m. to noon and is free, but registration is strongly encouraged.
Scheduled activities include:
9:30 a.m.: Babywearing Movement class by Pack Dance, designed for caregivers and their little ones
10 a.m. - Noon: Hands-on art activities for all ages, sounds from DJ Munchkin, and lively performances by Blaque Berry Puppets and Dances of India.
Outside, explore fun activities for the whole family provided by the YMCA Mobile Y game bus, Great Rivers Greenway, the Sheldon Concert Hall and Art Gallery and more.
Learn more and register at camstl.org/familyday
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