Friday Night Family Fun: Lava Lamps
Find out why oil and water don’t mix and make a lava lamp to take home. Ages 3 and up.
Find out why oil and water don’t mix and make a lava lamp to take home. Ages 3 and up.
How do boats stay afloat? Why do some objects sink? Learn the answers to these questions and design your own model boat. Ages 3 and up.
Join Mad Science of Greater Kansas City on an expedition in search of Davidious, a tyrannosaurus rex that comes to life! Hear stories about an underwater volcano and mighty roars […]
Why wait until high school to have glamorous fun? Put on your favorite dress-up clothes for this dance party just for younger kids. It’s your turn to enjoy this special tradition. Ages 3 and up.
Wildflower seed bombs are a fun way to add beauty to your surroundings. Make your own seed bombs and build a simple launcher using cups and balloons. Ages 3 and […]
As efficient, dependable pollinators, bees are beneficial in any garden. Stop by for buzzy crafts and learn how bees are vital to the environment. Ages 3 and up.
April is a rainy month in Kansas City. Join us to make crafts inspired by rain and rainbows. Discover how rainbows are formed by water droplets and sunlight. Ages 3 […]
Board games offer families an opportunity to connect, learn, and enjoy quality time together. Stop by to play some games in our collection or check one out to take home. […]
The Coterie Theatre presents a touring production of a story about Charlie on the night before his first day of kindergarten. Everything feels wrong, even his bedtime story. Then Stuffie, […]
Kids discover the world through play, so why not jump in? Explore a treasure trove of STEM games and brain-boosting toys, including coding mice, 3D Tetris, and more. Recommended for […]
Sing, dance, and learn about astronomy along the way. Join local kid rocker Dino O’Dell and special guest Kadesh Flow, a rapper and trombonist, for a fun, interactive show for […]
Find out how to transform old, broken crayons. Draw with crayons on heated rocks to create colorful “hot rocks” or melt them between wax paper and make a sun catcher. […]