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Building Futures
Always Building Online Workshops
A STEAM resource designed to bring young people together to critically think, invent, and create sustainable solutions for their every day, real-world problems in order to lead better, healthier lives.
Watch our workshop videos, build along with our challenges, download projects you can do just about anywhere and share what you’re creating with our Community!
Circus Flora
We’re so privileged to have brought joy, delight, and laughter to St. Louis audiences for more than three decades, but for now our entire company is doing our part to stay safe, stay home, and stop the spread of COVID-19. We also know that for many St. Louisans, summer just isn’t the same without Circus Flora. Our global family of performers has you covered! At 7 p.m. on June 4, join us for a Virtual Circus full of amazing acts, special guest stars, and more right here on www.circusflora.org.
The City Museum
Every Monday through Friday, our staff, crew, artists, and historians are going LIVE on Facebook to share stories, offer free art classes, and entertain you in all the ways we know how (read: mischief, mayhem, and making). Whether you’re homeschooling your little ones or looking for something to do yourself, we hope you’ll tune in. Leave a comment while you’re there. It will make us smile.
Community Music School of Webster University
Make music this summer – online! The Community Music School of Webster University (CMS) is offering online summer music programs including Kindermusik (ages 6 months – 7 years), Flute Camp, Band Camp, and a Summer Composition Intensive. Camps include a variety of online individual and group interactive activities with professional musicians.
Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis
Teaching artists offer lessons and tutorials for your own art-making, with activities for all ages.
Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum
#KemperConnect
The Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum invites you to connect with us and with each other through #KemperConnect. This interactive initiative—available on the Museum’s Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter feeds—shares different aspects of the Museum throughout the week and is designed to spark creative and intellectual conversation around art. We’re also hosting live online conversations about art throughout the spring and summer.
Missouri Historical Society
The Missouri Historical Society has a number of free online free online programs, videos and digital tours to provide history-inspired entertainment and learning.
Pulitzer Arts Foundation
Art Recess offers fun ideas and instructions for at-home art-making, organized in collaboration with teaching artists and educators. Projects include hands-on arts and crafts, tools for close-looking, and multi-sensory activities for all ages. These activities help cultivate curiosity, foster creativity, and develop fresh ways of thinking, seeing, and creating.
St. Louis Art Museum
Learn, explore, create and grow and discover new ways of interacting with art during the Saint Louis Art Museum’s program for its youngest visitors, with time for storytelling, looking at art, and art making.
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
Launched in mid-March, this online tool by the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra introduces young music lovers to the instruments of the orchestra and the people who play them through videos, images, and activities. The Instrument Playground Online is an extension of the SLSO’s popular instrument playground, held before each Family Concert at Powell Hall.
The SLSO’s education team worked fluidly to create several home-based learning activities about orchestral music and musicians. This new page on the orchestra’s website presents these activities for families. The SLSO is committed to music education and while students are not in a school building, there are still many opportunities to connect with music.