Wednesday, February 17 IMAX: Under The Sea. Explore some
of the Earth's most remote and exotic waters in Under The Sea. Narrated
by Jim Carrey, this film pulls viewers into the depths of the high
bio-diverse regions of the Indo-Pacific, exploring the strange and
extraordinary creatures that call its seas home. At the Saint Louis
Science Center. For tickets, showtimes and group rates: www.slsc.org Dinosaurs Unearthed. The largest
dinosaur exhibit ever in St. Louis is now at the Saint Louis Science
Center. Dinosaurs Unearthed features a set of full-size animatronic
dinosaur models and includes a set of rare feathered fossils. The
entire Exploradome has been transformed into a prehistoric playground
where visitors can experience realistic recreations of the habitats in
which the dinosaurs existed. Find out why their larger-than-life
existence has made dinosaurs the most studied and enthralling creatures
ever to have inhabited the Earth. At the Saint Louis Science Center
during regular center hours. More information: www.slsc.org
Van Gogh: Brush With Genius. Seen
for the first time with the full force of the immersive OMNIMAX Theater
format, the extraordinary colors and passionate brushwork of Vincent
van Gogh take on new life in this dazzling giant screen film. Audiences
will relive Van Gogh's life journey through his letters, visit the
landscapes that inspired him and discover a Van Gogh they never knew
before. $8 for adults; $7 for children and seniors. Discounts for
groups of 10 or more. At the Saint Louis Science Center during regular
hours. For more information and a video preview of the film: www.slsc.org
Thursday, February 18 CPR for Family and Friends. Parents,
grandparents, child-care providers and teenagers who babysit (ages
10-15 if accompanied by an adult) will receive instruction and hands-on
practice in infant, child and adult CPR and first aid for choking.
Course does not include certification upon completion. Taught by
instructors trained by the American Heart Association. Sponsored by St.
Louis Children's Hospital. $25 per person. At Missouri Baptist HealthCare - Sunset Hills, 3844 S. Lindbergh. 6:30-9:30 p.m. To register call 314-454-KIDS, then press 3. More information: www.stlouischildrens.org Squirrelly Squirrels. Kids ages 3-6 will learn about the life of a squirrel through stories, games and song, then take a hike to view them in the wild. 10-11:30 a..m. Free. Powder Valley Conservation Nature Center, 11715 Cragwold Road, Kirkwood. More information and to register: 314-301-1500. Dinosaurs Unearthed. The largest
dinosaur exhibit ever in St. Louis is now at the Saint Louis Science
Center. Dinosaurs Unearthed features a set of full-size animatronic
dinosaur models and includes a set of rare feathered fossils. The
entire Exploradome has been transformed into a prehistoric playground
where visitors can experience realistic recreations of the habitats in
which the dinosaurs existed. Find out why their larger-than-life
existence has made dinosaurs the most studied and enthralling creatures
ever to have inhabited the Earth. At the Saint Louis Science Center
during regular center hours. More information: www.slsc.org
IMAX: Under The Sea. Explore some
of the Earth's most remote and exotic waters in Under The Sea. Narrated
by Jim Carrey, this film pulls viewers into the depths of the high
bio-diverse regions of the Indo-Pacific, exploring the strange and
extraordinary creatures that call its seas home. At the Saint Louis
Science Center. For tickets, showtimes and group rates: www.slsc.org
Van Gogh: Brush With Genius. Seen
for the first time with the full force of the immersive OMNIMAX Theater
format, the extraordinary colors and passionate brushwork of Vincent
van Gogh take on new life in this dazzling giant screen film. Audiences
will relive Van Gogh's life journey through his letters, visit the
landscapes that inspired him and discover a Van Gogh they never knew
before. $8 for adults; $7 for children and seniors. Discounts for
groups of 10 or more. At the Saint Louis Science Center during regular
hours. For more information and a video preview of the film: www.slsc.org
Friday, February 19 Storytelling in the Galleries: Snowman Wonderland. Join special guest Katherine Blackburn, a speech and language pathologist, who will present a multimedia storytelling of the book Snowmen at Night. This highly interactive storytelling session will incorporate sights, sounds, singing and texture. Free. 10:30 a.m. At the Missouri History
Museum in Forest Park. More information:www.mohistory.org
The Adventures of Harold and the Purple Crayon. Harold is an inventive, resourceful and brave young boy who creates his own exciting journey using nothing more than a big purple crayon and a sky's-the-limit imagination. Presented by the Enchantment Theatre Company. 7 p.m. At the Florissant Civic Center Theatre, Tickets are $7 per person. Group rates available. More information and tickets: 314-921-5678 or www.florissantmo.com
Owl Prowl. Bring the family to learn about owls in Missouri, their behaviors and habitat, then take a short hike to try to call some close. 6:30-8 p.m. Free. At the August A. Busch Memorial Conservation Area, 2360 Highway D, St. Charles. To register: 636-441-4554.
Child-free lunch or shopping for parents. Parents
can shop or enjoy lunch while children enjoy books, crafts and
coloring. A healthy snack is provided. Limited to 8 potty-trained
children. Free. Noon to 2 p.m. Whole Foods Market, Town and Country.
More information: www.wholefoods.com
Discovering Nature: Twittering with the Coyotes. Coyotes have their own system of communication and a strict pack hierarchy. Learn the language of these "song dogs" as well as behaviors, adaptations and identification techniques. Come ready for both indoor and outdoor activities. For all ages. 9 a.m. to noon. Free. Powder Valley Conservation Nature Center, 11715 Cragwold Road, Kirkwood. More information and to register: 314-301-1500.
IMAX: Under The Sea. Explore some
of the Earth's most remote and exotic waters in Under The Sea. Narrated
by Jim Carrey, this film pulls viewers into the depths of the high
bio-diverse regions of the Indo-Pacific, exploring the strange and
extraordinary creatures that call its seas home. At the Saint Louis
Science Center. For tickets, showtimes and group rates: www.slsc.org
Dinosaurs Unearthed. The largest
dinosaur exhibit ever in St. Louis is now at the Saint Louis Science
Center. Dinosaurs Unearthed features a set of full-size animatronic
dinosaur models and includes a set of rare feathered fossils. The
entire Exploradome has been transformed into a prehistoric playground
where visitors can experience realistic recreations of the habitats in
which the dinosaurs existed. Find out why their larger-than-life
existence has made dinosaurs the most studied and enthralling creatures
ever to have inhabited the Earth. At the Saint Louis Science Center
during regular center hours. More information: www.slsc.org
Van Gogh: Brush With Genius. Seen
for the first time with the full force of the immersive OMNIMAX Theater
format, the extraordinary colors and passionate brushwork of Vincent
van Gogh take on new life in this dazzling giant screen film. Audiences
will relive Van Gogh's life journey through his letters, visit the
landscapes that inspired him and discover a Van Gogh they never knew
before. $8 for adults; $7 for children and seniors. Discounts for
groups of 10 or more. At the Saint Louis Science Center during regular
hours. For more information and a video preview of the film: www.slsc.org
Saturday, February 20 Storytelling in the Galleries: Snowman Wonderland. Join
special guest Katherine Blackburn, a speech and language pathologist,
who will present a multimedia storytelling of the book Snowmen at Night. This highly interactive storytelling session will incorporate sights, sounds, singing and texture. More information:www.mohistory.org
Family Workshop: Playing in the Museum. Look
at some amazing art and make some too. This kid-centered workshop
combines a playful visit to the galleries with an art activity in the
classroom. At the Saint Louis Art Museum in Forest Park. For children
ages 7-10 with an adult. 10:30-11:30 a.m. $10 per person. Discount for members. More
information: www.slam.org or call 314-655-5298.
Disney LIVE Rockin' Road Show. Hit the road with Mickey Mouse and your favorite Disney friends for a hilarious talent search in this all-new show. During a zany road trip, audiences join in and help find the coolest acts around. You'll also hit a high note with Cinderella, get your bounce on with Tigger and shout a loud yee-haw with Woody, Jessie and Buzz Lightyear from Toy Story. 12:30, 3:30 and 6:30 p.m. today and 1 p.m. on Sunday. Chaifetz Arena, #1 South Compton Ave. (at Saint Louis University). Tickets: www.thechaifetzarena.com
Buzzing Bee Crafts. Enhance your visit to the The Butterfly House with a stop in the Lopata Learning Lab and create your own handmade souvenirs. 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The Butterfly House, Faust Park, Chesterfield. More information: www.butterflyhouse.org
Walk for Wishes. This indoor family walk benefits the Make a Wish Foundation and features free food and refreshments, costumed characters (including Fredbird), face painting and team awards. More information: www.mo.wish.org
Dinosaurs Unearthed. The largest
dinosaur exhibit ever in St. Louis is now at the Saint Louis Science
Center. Dinosaurs Unearthed features a set of full-size animatronic
dinosaur models and includes a set of rare feathered fossils. The
entire Exploradome has been transformed into a prehistoric playground
where visitors can experience realistic recreations of the habitats in
which the dinosaurs existed. Find out why their larger-than-life
existence has made dinosaurs the most studied and enthralling creatures
ever to have inhabited the Earth. At the Saint Louis Science Center
during regular center hours. More information: www.slsc.org
IMAX: Under The Sea. Explore some
of the Earth's most remote and exotic waters in Under The Sea. Narrated
by Jim Carrey, this film pulls viewers into the depths of the high
bio-diverse regions of the Indo-Pacific, exploring the strange and
extraordinary creatures that call its seas home. At the Saint Louis
Science Center. For tickets, showtimes and group rates: www.slsc.org
Van Gogh: Brush With Genius. Seen
for the first time with the full force of the immersive OMNIMAX Theater
format, the extraordinary colors and passionate brushwork of Vincent
van Gogh take on new life in this dazzling giant screen film. Audiences
will relive Van Gogh's life journey through his letters, visit the
landscapes that inspired him and discover a Van Gogh they never knew
before. $8 for adults; $7 for children and seniors. Discounts for
groups of 10 or more. At the Saint Louis Science Center during regular
hours. For more information and a video preview of the film: www.slsc.org
Sunday, February 21 Family Sunday: Inspired by Africa Celebrate
Black History Month and focus on artists from Africa and artists
inspired by Africa. See highlights of the African collection, an
exhibition of African textiles, and contemporary art made by artists of
African descent. Then make your own Africa-inspired artwork from
unusual materials. 1-4 p.m. Free. St. Louis Art Museum in Forest Park.
More
information: www.slam.org
Disney LIVE Rockin' Road Show. Hit
the road with Mickey Mouse and your favorite Disney friends for a
hilarious talent search in this all-new show. During a zany road trip,
audiences join in and help find the coolest acts around. You'll also
hit a high note with Cinderella, get your bounce on with Tigger and
shout a loud yee-haw with Woody, Jessie and Buzz Lightyear from
Toy Story. 1 p.m.
Chaifetz Arena, #1 South Compton Ave. (at Saint Louis University).
Tickets: www.thechaifetzarena.com
2010 Winter Games at the Rec Plex. The whole family can feel like Olympic athletes and participate in five on-ice activities - ice hockey, figure skating, curling, speed skating and slalom. For children ages 5 and up. No skating experience is required. 4-6 p.m. $5 per participant covers skate rental. At the St. Peters Rec Plex, 5200 Mexico Road. More information: www.stpetersmo.net
BUZZ: Cook up a Cricket. Want to have bugs for brunch? The Butterfly House has cooked up a unique family experience - sample a real cooked cricket or mealworm. People all over the world eat insects, so here is an opportunity to find out what you're missing! People with shellfish allergies should not participate. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. For all ages. The Butterfly House, Faust Park, Chesterfield. More information: www.butterflyhouse.org
Angels' Arms Night At The Magic House. Experience the marvel and wonders of The Magic House with your family and friends VIP style! This special event, with a sundae bar, raffles and other treats. Proceeds benefit Angels' Arms, a St. Louis charity that provides loving homes for foster children until they can find a forever home. $5 per person or $20 for the entire (immediate) family. 6-8 p.m. at The Magic House, 516 Kirkwood Road. More information: www.angelsarms.org
Visual Arts Open Studio. Children
may work on their own or under the guidance of visual arts instructor
Stephanie Summerlin on projects including collage, book making,
watercolor painting, paper mache and more. Held each Sunday through
April 25. Attend one or all sessions. Fee is $8 per child per session.
For children ages 3 to 5 with a parent; and children age 6 and up with
a parent or independently. At COCA, 524 Trinity Ave., University City.
For more information, including times, call 314-725-6555 or go to www.cocastl.org
Dancing with Dunham. Celebrate dance with this workshop led by Mam Lisa Gage. Special classes include playing drums and small percussions. All ages are welcome, and children under age 9 require supervision by an adult. 3-4:30 p.m. $5 per person/$3 for members. Missouri History Museum in Forest Park. More information: www.mohistory.org. Call 314-361-9017 for reservations.
Dinosaurs Unearthed. The largest
dinosaur exhibit ever in St. Louis is now at the Saint Louis Science
Center. Dinosaurs Unearthed features a set of full-size animatronic
dinosaur models and includes a set of rare feathered fossils. The
entire Exploradome has been transformed into a prehistoric playground
where visitors can experience realistic recreations of the habitats in
which the dinosaurs existed. Find out why their larger-than-life
existence has made dinosaurs the most studied and enthralling creatures
ever to have inhabited the Earth. At the Saint Louis Science Center
during regular center hours. More information: www.slsc.org
IMAX: Under The Sea. Explore some
of the Earth's most remote and exotic waters in Under The Sea. Narrated
by Jim Carrey, this film pulls viewers into the depths of the high
bio-diverse regions of the Indo-Pacific, exploring the strange and
extraordinary creatures that call its seas home. At the Saint Louis
Science Center. For tickets, showtimes and group rates: www.slsc.org
Van Gogh: Brush With Genius. Seen
for the first time with the full force of the immersive OMNIMAX Theater
format, the extraordinary colors and passionate brushwork of Vincent
van Gogh take on new life in this dazzling giant screen film. Audiences
will relive Van Gogh's life journey through his letters, visit the
landscapes that inspired him and discover a Van Gogh they never knew
before. $8 for adults; $7 for children and seniors. Discounts for
groups of 10 or more. At the Saint Louis Science Center during regular
hours. For more information and a video preview of the film: www.slsc.org
Monday, February 22 CPR for Family and Friends. Parents,
grandparents, child-care providers and teenagers who babysit (ages
10-15 if accompanied by an adult) will receive instruction and hands-on
practice in infant, child and adult CPR and first aid for choking.
Course does not include certification upon completion. Taught by
instructors trained by the American Heart Association. Sponsored by St.
Louis Children's Hospital. $25 per person. At Progress West HealthCare Center, 6:30-9:30 p.m. To register call 314-454-KIDS, then press 3. More information: www.stlouischildrens.org Whole Foods Story Time. Engage
your child's imagination with a variety of books, then enjoy some yummy
treats and a fun activity as well. For young children with a parent.
10:30-11 a.m. Free. Whole Foods Market, Town and Country. More
information: www.wholefoods.com. IMAX: Under The Sea. Explore some
of the Earth's most remote and exotic waters in Under The Sea. Narrated
by Jim Carrey, this film pulls viewers into the depths of the high
bio-diverse regions of the Indo-Pacific, exploring the strange and
extraordinary creatures that call its seas home. At the Saint Louis
Science Center. For tickets, showtimes and group rates: www.slsc.org Dinosaurs Unearthed. The largest
dinosaur exhibit ever in St. Louis is now at the Saint Louis Science
Center. Dinosaurs Unearthed features a set of full-size animatronic
dinosaur models and includes a set of rare feathered fossils. The
entire Exploradome has been transformed into a prehistoric playground
where visitors can experience realistic recreations of the habitats in
which the dinosaurs existed. Find out why their larger-than-life
existence has made dinosaurs the most studied and enthralling creatures
ever to have inhabited the Earth. At the Saint Louis Science Center
during regular center hours. More information: www.slsc.org
Van Gogh: Brush With Genius. Seen
for the first time with the full force of the immersive OMNIMAX Theater
format, the extraordinary colors and passionate brushwork of Vincent
van Gogh take on new life in this dazzling giant screen film. Audiences
will relive Van Gogh's life journey through his letters, visit the
landscapes that inspired him and discover a Van Gogh they never knew
before. $8 for adults; $7 for children and seniors. Discounts for
groups of 10 or more. At the Saint Louis Science Center during regular
hours. For more information and a video preview of the film: www.slsc.org
Tuesday, February 23 Whole Foods Story Time. Engage
your child's imagination with a variety of books, then enjoy some yummy
treats and a fun activity as well. For young children with a parent.
10:30-11 a.m. Free. Whole Foods Market, Town and Country. More
information: www.wholefoods.com.
IMAX: Under The Sea. Explore some
of the Earth's most remote and exotic waters in Under The Sea. Narrated
by Jim Carrey, this film pulls viewers into the depths of the high
bio-diverse regions of the Indo-Pacific, exploring the strange and
extraordinary creatures that call its seas home. At the Saint Louis
Science Center. For tickets, showtimes and group rates: www.slsc.org
Dinosaurs Unearthed. The largest
dinosaur exhibit ever in St. Louis is now at the Saint Louis Science
Center. Dinosaurs Unearthed features a set of full-size animatronic
dinosaur models and includes a set of rare feathered fossils. The
entire Exploradome has been transformed into a prehistoric playground
where visitors can experience realistic recreations of the habitats in
which the dinosaurs existed. Find out why their larger-than-life
existence has made dinosaurs the most studied and enthralling creatures
ever to have inhabited the Earth. At the Saint Louis Science Center
during regular center hours. More information: www.slsc.org
Van Gogh: Brush With Genius. Seen
for the first time with the full force of the immersive OMNIMAX Theater
format, the extraordinary colors and passionate brushwork of Vincent
van Gogh take on new life in this dazzling giant screen film. Audiences
will relive Van Gogh's life journey through his letters, visit the
landscapes that inspired him and discover a Van Gogh they never knew
before. $8 for adults; $7 for children and seniors. Discounts for
groups of 10 or more. At the Saint Louis Science Center during regular
hours. For more information and a video preview of the film: www.slsc.org
Wednesday, February 24 CPR for Family and Friends. Parents,
grandparents, child-care providers and teenagers who babysit (ages
10-15 if accompanied by an adult) will receive instruction and hands-on
practice in infant, child and adult CPR and first aid for choking.
Course does not include certification upon completion. Taught by
instructors trained by the American Heart Association. Sponsored by St.
Louis Children's Hospital. $25 per person. At Missouri Baptist Medical Center, 3015 North Ballas Road. 6:30-9:30 p.m. To register call 314-454-KIDS, then press 3. More information: www.stlouischildrens.org
Tom Sawyer Teen Program. This special presentation for teens includes a discussion of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and how it relates to the kids of today. Each participant receives a copy of the book. 6 p.m. Foundry Arts Centre, 520 North Main Center, St. Charles. More information: www.foundryartscentre.org
IMAX: Under The Sea. Explore some
of the Earth's most remote and exotic waters in Under The Sea. Narrated
by Jim Carrey, this film pulls viewers into the depths of the high
bio-diverse regions of the Indo-Pacific, exploring the strange and
extraordinary creatures that call its seas home. At the Saint Louis
Science Center. For tickets, showtimes and group rates: www.slsc.org Dinosaurs Unearthed. The largest
dinosaur exhibit ever in St. Louis is now at the Saint Louis Science
Center. Dinosaurs Unearthed features a set of full-size animatronic
dinosaur models and includes a set of rare feathered fossils. The
entire Exploradome has been transformed into a prehistoric playground
where visitors can experience realistic recreations of the habitats in
which the dinosaurs existed. Find out why their larger-than-life
existence has made dinosaurs the most studied and enthralling creatures
ever to have inhabited the Earth. At the Saint Louis Science Center
during regular center hours. More information: www.slsc.org
Van Gogh: Brush With Genius. Seen
for the first time with the full force of the immersive OMNIMAX Theater
format, the extraordinary colors and passionate brushwork of Vincent
van Gogh take on new life in this dazzling giant screen film. Audiences
will relive Van Gogh's life journey through his letters, visit the
landscapes that inspired him and discover a Van Gogh they never knew
before. $8 for adults; $7 for children and seniors. Discounts for
groups of 10 or more. At the Saint Louis Science Center during regular
hours. For more information and a video preview of the film: www.slsc.org
Thursday, February 25 Dinosaurs Unearthed. The largest
dinosaur exhibit ever in St. Louis is now at the Saint Louis Science
Center. Dinosaurs Unearthed features a set of full-size animatronic
dinosaur models and includes a set of rare feathered fossils. The
entire Exploradome has been transformed into a prehistoric playground
where visitors can experience realistic recreations of the habitats in
which the dinosaurs existed. Find out why their larger-than-life
existence has made dinosaurs the most studied and enthralling creatures
ever to have inhabited the Earth. At the Saint Louis Science Center
during regular center hours. More information: www.slsc.org
IMAX: Under The Sea. Explore some
of the Earth's most remote and exotic waters in Under The Sea. Narrated
by Jim Carrey, this film pulls viewers into the depths of the high
bio-diverse regions of the Indo-Pacific, exploring the strange and
extraordinary creatures that call its seas home. At the Saint Louis
Science Center. For tickets, showtimes and group rates: www.slsc.org
Van Gogh: Brush With Genius. Seen
for the first time with the full force of the immersive OMNIMAX Theater
format, the extraordinary colors and passionate brushwork of Vincent
van Gogh take on new life in this dazzling giant screen film. Audiences
will relive Van Gogh's life journey through his letters, visit the
landscapes that inspired him and discover a Van Gogh they never knew
before. $8 for adults; $7 for children and seniors. Discounts for
groups of 10 or more. At the Saint Louis Science Center during regular
hours. For more information and a video preview of the film: www.slsc.org
Friday, February 26 A Year with Frog and Toad. This three-time Tony Award nominee comes to COCA with an all-new production. Arnold Lobel's lovable characters hop from page to stage in a musical adaptation of the popular story. Cheerful and popular Frog and somewhat grumpy Toad take the audience on an adventure through all four seasons. Recommended for all ages. 7 p.m. with shows through Sunday. Part of COCA's Family Theatre Series. At COCA (Center of Creative Arts), 524 Trinity Ave., University City. More information and tickets: www.cocastl.org. To see a video preview of the show click here Storytelling in the Galleries: Block Party. Hear stories about different types of neighborhoods full of all kinds of people. Free. 10:30 a.m. At the Missouri History
Museum in Forest Park. More information:www.mohistory.org
Child-free lunch or shopping for parents. Parents
can shop or enjoy lunch while children enjoy books, crafts and
coloring. A healthy snack is provided. Limited to 8 potty-trained
children. Free. Noon to 2 p.m. Whole Foods Market, Town and Country.
More information: www.wholefoods.com
IMAX: Under The Sea. Explore some
of the Earth's most remote and exotic waters in Under The Sea. Narrated
by Jim Carrey, this film pulls viewers into the depths of the high
bio-diverse regions of the Indo-Pacific, exploring the strange and
extraordinary creatures that call its seas home. At the Saint Louis
Science Center. For tickets, showtimes and group rates: www.slsc.org
Dinosaurs Unearthed. The largest
dinosaur exhibit ever in St. Louis is now at the Saint Louis Science
Center. Dinosaurs Unearthed features a set of full-size animatronic
dinosaur models and includes a set of rare feathered fossils. The
entire Exploradome has been transformed into a prehistoric playground
where visitors can experience realistic recreations of the habitats in
which the dinosaurs existed. Find out why their larger-than-life
existence has made dinosaurs the most studied and enthralling creatures
ever to have inhabited the Earth. At the Saint Louis Science Center
during regular center hours. More information: www.slsc.org
Van Gogh: Brush With Genius. Seen
for the first time with the full force of the immersive OMNIMAX Theater
format, the extraordinary colors and passionate brushwork of Vincent
van Gogh take on new life in this dazzling giant screen film. Audiences
will relive Van Gogh's life journey through his letters, visit the
landscapes that inspired him and discover a Van Gogh they never knew
before. $8 for adults; $7 for children and seniors. Discounts for
groups of 10 or more. At the Saint Louis Science Center during regular
hours. For more information and a video preview of the film: www.slsc.org
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