Snow is a cluster of ice crystals that grows when suspended in the atmosphere, often in clouds. Since it retains its shape as it falls, no two snow...

December holds a lot to celebrate. Listen to stories and learn about some of the traditions of Hanukkah, Winter Solstice, Christmas, Kwanzaa, and N...

The first snow globe was likely created in the late 1800s and gained popularity in the early 1900s. Snow globes today continue to be collectibles....

December is one of the coldest months of the year in Kansas City. When will it snow? Even if nature doesn’t provide, we’ll create our own snowy pro...

Painting improves fine motor skills, encourages creative expression, and boosts cognitive development. It’s also a fun way to discover colors, line...

Babaloo brings his unique music and comedy all the way from St. Louis, Missouri. His performances are described as a “riotous and...

Whether it’s their giant hops or their many babies tucked away in burrows, no animal personifies “spring” like rabbits. Make bunny masks, create bunny...

Use science to explore the colors of the rainbow. Build spectroscopes, make a rainbow grow across paper, and create a rainbow windsock to take home. R...

Join Kansas City children’s book author and illustrator Jill McDonald for a discussion of her books. Children can then create their own art using McD...

Everyone is Irish on St. Patrick’s Day. We’ll make shamrock sun catchers out of contact paper and tissue and leprechauns out of paper plates. Recommen...