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Smithsonian Early Enrichment Center is thrilled to be back open and offering many events for Bambinos ages 0 to grade 3.

My First Imagination Stage: The My First Imagination Stage theatre series offers intimate, interactive theatre performances designed for the very young in our Reeve Studio Theatre. Learn more below about their early childhood classes and weekend workshops for ages 1-5. Wake Up, Brother Bear is on stage now from January 11- February 13, 2019. The show is about Sister Bear and Brother Bear are back from hibernation to take your little ones on an interactive journey through the seasons. Meet a curious butterfly, play in a rushing waterfall, and catch lightning bugs as the bears frolic through the forest in this unforgettable live theatre experience. Reimagined for this 10th anniversary performance, this audience favorite is sure to delight and inspire.

KID Museum has a packed weekend planned! Visitors can “invent the future”, experience the new “hands-on, brains-on!”, woodshop explorers, tinkerers and makers will have open build time and so much more!

Saturday

8:30am: Groundhog Day in Dupont Circle
Potomac Phil, the National Groundhog, will make an appearance and offer weather and political predictions. 

9:00am-12:00pm: Kids Workshop at Home Depot: Heart Candy Box
Celebrate love and kindness with a personalized candy heart box. In this workshop, you and your child can build a heart shaped box for Valentine’s Day perfect as a gift for someone you love or to stash all your super sweet Valentine’s Day goodies and keepsakes. Once the heart is built, your child can customize it with paint and stickers. All Kids Workshop attendees must be accompanied by a parent or adult at all times. All kids get to keep their craft, receive a FREE certificate of achievement, a Workshop Apron, and a commemorative pin while supplies last.

9:30am AND 11:00am: Brian Curry Magic Show at National Theatre
Water vanishes in midair moments before drenching a hapless volunteer, bottles appear out of nowhere, and the world’s most difficult card trick happens in a flash! Magician Brian Curry keeps even the most skeptical of audiences laughing with befuddlement in a morning filled with mystery. 

10:00am-2:00pm: Welcome Back Celebration at Smithsonian’s National Postal Museum
The staff of the Smithsonian’s National Postal Museum would like to welcome our visitors back to our galleries. We will be providing extra activities and programs on our first Saturday after re-opening. Among the many fun programs  we have planned are: tours, craft activities, hands-on gallery demonstrations, scavenger hunts with prizes, movies, story time & exclusive curator and conservator talks & demonstrations. Suitable for all ages and free, as always.

10:00am-12:00pm: Michael’s Kids Club Classes
For ages 3+.

10:00am: The Great Zucchini at The Avalon
When The Great Zucchini is in the house, you can count on one thing: guaranteed laughs in an interactive performance that makes every child a star. Known for his comedic magic shows, The Great Zucchini returns with more of the colorful surprises that define his performances. Join us for a memorable morning of laughs and wonder with this comedic magician who has been amazing audiences for over 20 years. Tickets: $10.00 / $8.00 for Avalon members

10:00am AND 11:00am: Folger Shakespeare Library Family Program: Comedy with Cupid
Shake Up Your Saturdays is a free program that takes place on the first Saturday of every month. Family members of all ages are welcome to join the fun! Learn the art of over-acting with Shakespearean confessions of love.10-11AM: Recommended Ages 4-7 and 11-12PM: Recommended Ages 7-11. Foulke Conference Room; Register to attend.

10:30am-11:15am: Saturday Song Circle at Imagination Stage
You and your child are invited to a fun, interactive musical experience! An Early Childhood Teaching Artist explores a popular children’s book with your family through song and musical instruments, and you will receive a list of all the songs to practice at home. Toot Toot Beep Beep is the featured story.

10:30am-12:30pm: Creativity Workshop at Phillips Collection
Let your creativity fly in our art-making stations—it’s an art materials “petting zoo” for the whole family! Comes with Artful Wellness Kit for parents and caregivers. Geared for families with children ages 2 to 8. $18 for 1 adult and 1 child; $15 for 1 member and 1 child; $5 per additional person. Reservations required. Advance purchase recommended as this popular event tends to sell out.

1:00pm-3:00pm: Michael’s MAKE break Kids Class
There’s snow chance of this little guy melting! Make a charming snowman with a pom pom hat to add to your winter décor. Buy the jar, and the supplies to decorate it will be provided.

Sunday

Smithsonian Museums are back open. Spend a day inside, exploring. 

9:30am-12:00pm: Valentine’s Day HeARTstravaganza at Red Panda Art Studio
Each workshop includes a variety of art and sensory activities related to the day’s theme. Drop-off welcome.

2:00pm-4:00pm: Artful Afternoons at SEEC
Join us for an afternoon of fun and creativity. Families are welcome to drop by our art studio Sunday afternoons where they can choose from any of our four maker stations. Each station presents a challenge or question based on the afternoon’s theme.

Giveaways: 

Enter to win 4 VIP tickets to the Big Apple Circus

Enter to win 4 tickets to Disney on Ice!

Plan Ahead:

Mid-winter break for DCPS

Nerf Night at Badlands– February 15

Story Pirates– March 17

Summer Camp 2019

Did you hear? Snow may be headed our way! We are working on a great ski post for you snow lovers which will hit inboxes this afternoon or tomorrow morning. In case you still need a sled for the impending weather, head to your local hardware store or grab a lunch tray from your kids school cafeteria. If you’re in need of some snow gear, head to one of these consignment stores I shared with Stefanie Harrington’s readers a few years ago to see if they’ve got any left. Note: Wiggle Room and Kensington Caboose on that list have closed however. 

My First Imagination Stage: The My First Imagination Stage theatre series offers intimate, interactive theatre performances designed for the very young in our Reeve Studio Theatre. Learn more below about their early childhood classes and weekend workshops for ages 1-5. Wake Up, Brother Bear is on stage now from January 11- February 13, 2019. The show is about Sister Bear and Brother Bear are back from hibernation to take your little ones on an interactive journey through the seasons. Meet a curious butterfly, play in a rushing waterfall, and catch lightning bugs as the bears frolic through the forest in this unforgettable live theatre experience. Reimagined for this 10th anniversary performance, this audience favorite is sure to delight and inspire.

The Enchanted Bookshop hits the stage tonight at Encore Theatre and Stage and lasts through January 20. During the day, A Likely Story looks like any other bookshop, but at night the characters inside the books come alive. Classic characters — including Dorothy Gale, Pollyanna, Heidi, Tom Sawyer and more — long to help Margie, the scatterbrained owner, save her struggling store. When a pair of smugglers come looking for a stolen necklace hidden inside one of the books, the characters must find a way to rescue the bookshop without being seen. Join the magical mission to celebrate the enchantment and joy of reading. Show is recommended for ages 4 and older. 

Head to Baltimore for the day or weekend with our top eleven things to do, you won’t run out of things to do! Plus, The Construction Zone in The Atrium at Port Discovery sponsored by M&T Bank opens on Saturday. Another special event is the Harbor Point Ice Festival. Central Plaza in Harbor Point will come alive for the Harbor Point Ice Festival from 2:00pm-8:00pm. The plaza will be transformed into a magical winter wonderland with twinkling lights, ice sculptures lining the walkways, live music, food & drink, kids crafts, and more! Watch the excitement as award-winning ice sculptors use chainsaws and chisels to create spectacular ice sculptures, and vote on your favorite! Admission to the event is FREE! NEW this year is a VIP Experience. Click HERE for more details and tickets. 

Saturday

10:00am: 1, 2, 3 Andrés at Miracle Theatre 
Corre y salta over to the Miracle Theater to see Latin Grammy winner 123 Andres! This special, high energy performance is sure to get you and your little one singing and dancing. Tickets are $10 and benefit DC Diaper Bank.

10:00am-2:00pm: National Building Museum Family Afternoon: Capturing Light with Stained Glass
Illuminate your built world with the playful colors of faux stained glass. Draw inspiration from the Museum’s collection of historic drawings from the Washington National Cathedral to create your own acrylic square “stained glass” to take home. Free, drop-in. All ages.

10:00am-2:00pm: Arena Stage Camp Open House
Arena Stage at the Mead Center for American Theater will host its second annual Camp Arena Stage Open House. The Open House will feature sample activities and classes taught by camp staff and provides an opportunity for prospective campers and parents to experience a taste of Camp Arena Stage and have all their camp questions answered. The event is FREE and children ages 8-15 are welcome to participate in sample workshops and classes focusing on theater, musical theater, visual art, singing and dance. Children of all ages can participate in face painting and craft projects throughout the day at the Station for All Ages.

10:00am-11:00am:NSO Family-Friendly Performance at Mt. Pleasant Library
Bassist Paul DeNola and violinist Heather LeDoux Green take a break from the NSO to introduce young audiences to some of the greatest music ever written. You’ll never hear a word out of them during the concert, but with instruments in hand and a trunk full of gags, this “silent” comedic tag-team presents a hilarious program of music and mayhem. Stay after the program for a musical instrument “petting zoo”.

10:00am-12:00pm: Michael’s Kids Club Classes
Snowman Canvas for ages 3+.

11:00am-2:00pm: Paint, Build, Create
At this FREE, drop-in program you will explore a variety of fun and creative science, technology, art, engineering, and math (S.T.E.A.M) activities for all ages and ability levels. No registration required!

11:30am: Circle Yoga at Kennedy Center
Linda Feldman from Circle Yoga is offering a free Family Yoga class (ages 5 and up). This series of free workshops designed for families with children under the age of 8* explores the power of the arts to promote wellness of the mind and body. Every second Saturday of the month, local arts organizations offer two 45-minute workshops.

1:00pm-3:00pm: Michael’s Make Breaks
Snowman Slime- Kids (and kids at heart!) will have a (snow)ball making a snowman out of slime and decorative mix-ins. We’ll provide the supplies, including the pre-made slime. 

Happy New Year to all! We had a busy winter break; traveled back to my hometown of St. Louis to celebrate the holidays and were fortunate enough to take our kids on their first ski trip to Seven Springs Mountain Resort with family. It was a great two weeks of family time, full of making memories and was great to regroup and be together.

Thank you for being a reader of Beltway Bambinos. It’s hard to believe we are celebrating our fifth year. We love finding ways for you to experience the city with your Bambinos and love hearing about your experiences. We have some exciting things planned for 2019 so stay tuned! Be sure to share and like our various social media pages to receive even more updates that don’t get shared as blog posts- Facebook, Instagram & Twitter. 

We may be experiencing a partial government shutdown but some places have been funded or are private so they remain open. Here is a list which was updated 1/3/19.

National Building Museum
United States Botanic Garden
Kreeger Museum 
Hillwood Estate, Museum & Garden
Newseum
The Phillips Collection
Washington National Cathedral

Have you entered to win 2 tickets to see School of Rock at National Theatre? There’s still time; winner will be announced on Saturday. The show will be at National Theatre, January 16-27, 2019.

Saturday

9:45am-12:45pm: Summer Camp Sampler at Imagination Stage 
The annual Summer Camp Sampler is a great way to get a taste of what camps are like at Imagination Stage before registering! Children and parents can try out a variety of camp titles and theatrical disciplines in 20-45 minute segments, as well as speak with the Education staff about our program offerings. Additionally, the Digital Media Studio will be open for those interested in Imagination Stage’s filmmaking program. While this event is geared toward families with children Age 3.5 – Grade 9, please note that Imagination Stage Summer Camps have options for ages 3.5-18.

10:00am-2:00pm: Family Crafternoon at National Building Museum
Capture the warm glow of light to break the winter cold by constructing and decorating a paper lantern to take home. The program runs from 10 am – 2 pm while supplies last. Free, drop-in. All ages.

10:00am AND 11:00am: Folger Shakespeare Library Family Program: Celebrate Twelfth Night
Shake Up Your Saturdays is a free program that takes place on the first Saturday of every month. Family members of all ages are welcome to join the fun! Get festive with Twelfth Night traditions this weekend. 10-11AM: Recommended Ages 4-7 and 11-12PM: Recommended Ages 7-11. Foulke Conference Room; Register to attend.

10:00am-12:00pm: Michael’s Kids Club Classes
For ages 3+.

10:30am: The Great Zucchini at Jammin Java
The Great Zucchini, Washington’s funniest and most magical PRESCHOOL & KINDERGARTEN entertainer, performs a colorful magic show where every child is a star and guaranteed to laugh! Experience the excitement of the children when they get to learn a magic trick at the end of show! For over 12 years, The Great Zucchini has been entertaining young children as a magician and preschool teacher. He performs his hands-on, interactive magic shows to more that 250 groups a year. His experience, coupled with his gentle nature and wacky facial expressions, makes kids immediately feel comfortable and ready to laugh.

10:30am-12:30pm: Creativity Workshop at Phillips Collection
Let your creativity fly in our art-making stations—it’s an art materials “petting zoo” for the whole family! Comes with Artful Wellness Kit for parents and caregivers. Geared for families with children ages 2 to 8. $18 for 1 adult and 1 child; $15 for 1 member and 1 child; $5 per additional person. Reservations required. Advance purchase recommended as this popular event tends to sell out.

11:00am AND 2:30pm AND 4:00pm: Fancy Nancy: Splendiferous Christmas at Adventure Theatre

1:00pm-3:00pm: Michael’s MAKE break Kids Class
There’s snow chance of this little guy melting! Make a charming snowman with a pom pom hat to add to your winter décor. Buy the jar, and the supplies to decorate it will be provided.

1:30pm AND 4:00pm: Cinderella at Imagination Stage 

Sunday

10:00am-12:00pm: Red Panda Art Studio Sunday Morning Workshop: Rainbow Animals
Each two hour workshop includes a variety of art and sensory activities related to the day’s theme. Drop-off welcome. Please bring along a nut-free snack and something to drink!

11:00am AND 1:30pm: Cinderella at Imagination Stage 

11:00am AND 2:00pm: Fancy Nancy: Splendiferous Christmas at Adventure Theatre

12:30pm AND 1:30pm: Art Jamz Graffiti Party
It is time to get messy like a street artist at the Kidz Graffiti Party and get 1 hour of studio time to paint the wall. The lounge will be open for accompanying parents and they’ll be playing jamming tunes to inspire all the little artist. Afterwards, your family can purchase additional studio time and canvas and let your vision come to life off the wall.

Searching for a unique and wholesome way to bond with your family this holiday season? The Smithsonian’s National Postal Museum’s Annual Holiday Card Workshop may be just what you’re looking for! Perfect for visitors of all ages, this open-house event will be held from 10:00am–4:00pm on both Saturday, December 8th, 2018 and Sunday, December 9th, 2018. The museum provides a bountiful spread of patterned papers, postage and rubber stamps, gems and other 3-D embellishments, special cut-out scissors, washi tape, stickers, markers of every color, and more! Following their own creative instincts, kids can choose whichever supplies they would like to design one-of-a-kind greetings for any holiday, or even just a wintery “Hello!”

Sit back, relax and let Santa’s helpers serve you during this magical holiday experience;Tea with Santa at Dumbarton House. This event is held from 11:00am-1:00pm on both Saturday, December 8th, 2018 and Sunday, December 9th, 2018. Visit with Santa and hear a special holiday story. Families enjoy a delicious holiday tea complete with special holiday tea blends, hot apple cider, sandwiches and desserts. After taking tea, children decorate their own gingerbread cookies to take home. Tickets: general adults $30, General Kids $20, Member adults $25, Member kids $15

The Annual Sugarloaf Festival is at Dulles Expo Center Friday-Sunday. Shop Sugarloaf Crafts for the holidays! Join 350+ talented artisans December 7 -9 at the Dulles Expo Center in Chantilly, VA. Find the most unique and special gifts for everyone on your shopping list. Every treasure has its own story, and our exhibitors love sharing the history of their creations. Meet face to face directly with master craftsmen and artists as you shop handcrafted gifts, jewelry, fashion, fine art, photography, home furnishings and decor, pottery, sculpture, and more to discover. Dozens of specialty food exhibitors vendors have tasty treats to sample and buy – a perfect stocking stuffer! Live art demonstrations and an interactive puppet theater keep the whole family entertained as you stroll aisles after aisle of the nation’s most talented artisans. 

(Photo: Light Yards)

Georgetown Glow and Light Yards are two exhibits you won’t want to miss! 

Other holiday events (not highlighted below, because there are just SO many) can be found here:
Holiday shows, ballets & concerts

Ice skating, holiday light displays and outdoor fun

Holiday tea

Zoo Lights

Friday

6:00pm-8:00pm: Nerf Night at Badlands
Badlands invites kids ages 7+ to join us the first Friday of every month for Nerf Night! Participants are encouraged to bring the tool of their choosing and protective eye wear- Badlands will provide the foam darts and the fun! Rentals are also available from the front desk for $5. Be sure to purchase your general admission ticket for the 6 PM – 8 PM time slot online ahead of time. We will have a pavilion available for parents and Happy Hour until close!
Plan Ahead for other Nerf Nights: Jan 4 & Feb 1

Saturday

10:00am-3:00pm: Holiday Family Day at National Air & Space Museum
Join a festive Holiday Family Day at the National Air and Space Museum. Take a look at the winter night sky for unique constellations you can only see during the winter solstice and learn how air and space technology make holiday travel, communication, and shopping possible.  The event will also feature hands-on activities, a scavenger hunt, and special performances. 

10:00am-10:45am: Junior Ranger Program: Scavenger Hunt
Join a ranger to solve riddles and explore treasures along the way. Find out what’s around at this time of year or where it might be if you don’t see it. You never know what we will find! Ages 5+

10:00am: Civil War Tour
Join Ranger Steve Phan of the Civil War Defenses of Washington for a tour of Fort Bunker Hill. Named after the Battle of Bunker Hill in 1775 in Boston, the fort had 13 guns mounted in the rectangular-shaped fort, which operated until the conclusion of hostilities in 1865.  The program will detail the fort’s construction, its involvement during the Battle of Fort Stevens, and the post-war transformation of the historic landscape in Northeast DC. Free.  Rain or shine.

10:00am-1:00pm: Glen Echo: Saturday Art Explorers
Drop in for an art activity and play in the Candy Corner Studio for $5, no need to pre-register. Play on the playground afterwards, or see a show at the Puppet Co. and get tickets to see Fancy Nancy’s Splendiferous Christmas at Adventure Theatre.

11:00am-2:00pm: Santa Saturday at Glen Echo Park Aquarium: Visit with Santa, snap a picture, make a wish, and everyone gets a candy cane!

10:00am-12:00pm: Michael’s Kids Club
They craft, you shop! Kids 3 and up can enjoy making various crafts. Sign up in store or online, or just drop in. Parent or guardian must remain on premises during the event.

10:30am-11:15am: Saturday Song Circle at Imagination Stage
You and your child are invited to a fun, interactive musical experience! An Early Childhood Teaching Artist explores a popular children’s book with your family through song and musical instruments, and you will receive a list of all the songs to practice at home. Ages 1-5. Featured story: The Wheels on the Bus

4:00pm-7:00pm: 10th Annual Winter’s Eve at Glen Echo
Get into the holiday spirit while enjoying holiday crafts, story time, portrait shoots, hot cocoa, crafts, 

Sunday

(Photo: Jingle Argh The Way at Encore Stage & Studio)

11:00am-11:45am: Sunday Funday at Imagination Stage
Your child’s favorite stories will come to life through dramatic play activities, music, movement, and visual art. Each session you leave with a special take-home item we used or created that day, as well as a Parent Pack to extend the experience at home. These popular workshops are themed around beloved children’s books. Bear Snore On is the theme!

1:30pm: Cinderella at Imagination Stage

3:00pm: Jingle Argh The Way at Encore Stage & Studio

Plan Ahead: Jane Austen Birthday Tea on December 16th, 11am-1pm 

Related Posts:

Holiday Gift Guide

Theatre for the Family

Head up to Tenleytown and catch the remaining few days of WinterFest!

Holly TrolleyFest at The National Capital Trolley Museum. Holly TrolleyFest celebrates the season with toy trains and Santa aboard the streetcars Saturday & Sunday (and other weekends) from 12:30pm-4:30pm. 

Nationals Winterfest is coming home – to Nationals Park – for the holidays! The annual weekend-long festival is a celebration of baseball and the holidays with presents and Presidents. This year’s Nat-ivity scene includes both indoor and outdoor programs so fans can enjoy many of your favorite activities from last year along with several new additions only available at Nationals Park.

Other holiday events (not highlighted below, because there are just SO many) can be found here:
Holiday shows, ballets & concerts

Ice skating, holiday light displays and outdoor fun

Holiday tea

Zoo Lights

Saturday

Historic Dupont Circle Main Street presents the second annual holiday pop-up on Saturday, December 1^st from 12:00-5:00 p.m. to promote shopping in greater Dupont Circle.  This unique Holiday Pop-up event pairs artists and makers who co-locate in retail shops around Dupont Circle.  The pop-up will also include the Heurich House’s Christkindlmarkt (Christmas Market, which starts Friday night at 4:00 p.m.) and the Art Rave market at 15^th and P Streets, NW.

10:00am-1:00pm: Glen Echo: Saturday Art Explorers
Drop in for an art activity and play in the Candy Corner Studio for $5, no need to pre-register. Play on the playground afterwards, look around the Glen Echo Park Aquarium or see a show at the Puppet Co.

10:00am-12:00pm: Michael’s Kids Club
They craft, you shop! Kids 3 and up can enjoy making various crafts. Sign up in store or online, or just drop in. Parent or guardian must remain on premises during the event.

10:30am-11:15am: Saturday Song Circle at Imagination Stage
You and your child are invited to a fun, interactive musical experience! An Early Childhood Teaching Artist explores a popular children’s book with your family through song and musical instruments, and you will receive a list of all the songs to practice at home. Ages 1-5. Featured story: We’re Going on a Bear Hunt

11:00am-3:00pm: Holiday Stamp at National Postal Museum
Come have hot cocoa and cookies, see stamp displays, collect your own canceled Holiday stamps and learn more about philately with members of Christmas Philatelic Club and Christmas Seal and Charity Stamp Society

11:30am-3:00pm: Holiday Ballet Family Day at Smithsonian American Art Museum
Celebrate the holidays with SAAM and The Washington Ballet. Acclaimed Artistic Director Julie Kent gives an introduction of how the ballet of the nation’s capital puts on their annual performance of The Nutcracker before dancers perform excerpts from the charming holiday classic. Enjoy making festive, wintry crafts such as waterless snow globes and snowflake ballerinas and explore the museum with a special scavenger hunt. Get your photo taken with a Washington Ballet dancer in their full Nutcracker costume and try a free Barre class with professional dancer Sarah Steele. Stay warm by enjoying the Courtyard Café’s hot chocolate bar and their winter food offerings.

12:00pm-4:00pm: Santa Fly-In at College Park Aviation Museum 
Watch Santa fly into historic College Park Airport with some help from a local pilot! Make holiday arts and crafts before having your picture taken with Santa. $5 includes museum admission

1:00pm-4:00pm: Deck the Halls: A Family Christmas
Kids and parents will enjoy an interactive open house with 1918-style Christmas decor. Join carolers, make a stocking ornament, send cheer to a servicemember and sample sweets popular in 1918. Bring new, men’s crew socks that So Others Can Keep Striding will distribute to the homeless. Cost is $3-$10. Plan ahead: On December 30 Tudor Place has a pre-New Year’s Eve for little ones ages 2-4 and parents/caregivers.

6:00pm-9:00pm: Holiday Boat Parade at the Wharf
Celebrate the holidays and see the beautifully decorated boats pass by. Get into the spirit as you decorate ornaments. Warm up by the fire pit and visit the lighted Christmas Tree. Go ice skating and sample winter drinks at the Waterfront Beer and Wine Garden. And bring the whole family to meet Santa and make memories during this annual DC tradition. Download the flyer here.

6:30pm-7:30pm: Chanukah Havdalah in Pajamas
Celebrate Chanukah AND Havdalah in your pajamas with a festive singalong Havdalah service led by Rabbi Uri Topolosky, followed by stories, de-light-ful activities, crafts and snacks.  Please bring a NEW pair of warm socks or gloves to be donated to people experiencing homelessness.  They can be adult or child-sized.  This program is a collaboration of PJ Library, Berman Hebrew Academy and Kehilat Pardes.  Good for all ages.

Sunday

10:30am-12:00pm: Make Room for Latkes
Chanukah is coming and with it, eight nights of family fun! Join PJ Library, the Edlavitch DCJCC, the Milton Gottesman Jewish Day School of the Nation’s Capital, Federation’s Jewish Food Experience and the interfaith program, Love and Religion, for hands-on Chanukah activities including crafts, cooking, singing, candle lighting, latkes, a mitzvah (good deed) project and take-home goodies.  It’s a perfect morning for Jewish and interfaith families with children ages 3 and older.

11:00am-11:45am: Sunday Funday at Imagination Stage
Your child’s favorite stories will come to life through dramatic play activities, music, movement, and visual art. Each session you leave with a special take-home item we used or created that day, as well as a Parent Pack to extend the experience at home. These popular workshops are themed around beloved children’s books. Roaring Rockets is the theme!

4:00pm-5:30pm: Tot Sized Taste of Chanukah
Join with Shaare Torah and PJ Library for an awesome fun afternoon learning and celebrating Hanukkah! This program is designed for children aged 0-6 and will feature crafts, treats and a special reading of Queen of the Hanukkah Dosas by author Pamela Ehrenberg. Open to the full community! Registration is free but requested in advance.

Giveaways for you to enter: 

Port Discovery Children’s Museum
B&O’s Magical Holiday Express