festivals FAQ ABOUT Cultural Festivals Cayton festivals celebrate the arts and cultural diversity of every season. Every season tells its own story, and Cayton Festivals revel in sharing their narrative from a wide range of cultures with special guests and performances, seasonal music, and immersive art. SPRING SPLENDOR Spring Splendor Come celebrate at the Cayton with an entire day of activities for the whole family to enjoy—including a performance by the acclaimed Anaheim Ballet! As winter frost thaws and the earth begins to re-awaken, growth and blooming is the hallmark of Spring Splendor. We nurture new beginnings from the tiniest seedlings to the smallest creatures as we bask in the longer days of sunshine showered with vivid vernal colors. Leisel Plambeck 10AM-2PM Take artistic flight with artist Liesel Plambeck’s colorful “6 Giant Cranes” soaring installation. Festival Highlights CREATE buzzworthy sustainable bug habitats and embark on a bug hunt. DECORATE flowerpots so your spring blooms have a beautiful place to grow. DAZZLE wit h a Cayton Festival Favorite: face painting! Anaheim Dance Company 11AM Watch the graceful dancers of the Anaheim Ballet company fly without wings! Schedule 1:30–4:30PM Face painting with Rainbow Painted Smiles 10AM–4:30PM Spring Splendor —Make a crown with flowers — Build a bug out of airdry clay —Create a bug habitat out of recycled materials 10:00-4:30PM Community Garden —Design flowerpots to take home —Plant seeds in the Cayton Community Garden —Explore spring sensory bins – flowers, leaves, pinecones, drift logs 10:00-4:30PM Origami Making – design unique origami paper and fold a baby crane 12:00–4:30PM Bug hunt in the Derfner theater FAQ Frequently Asked Questions Check out the FAQ page HERE

school age CLASSES LITTLE STEAM ENGINES EVERYTHING'S SENSE-ATIONAL CLAY PLAY FULL STEAM AHEAD PROJECT FUNWAY STORY EXPLORERS FAQ LITTLE STEAM ENGINES Little STEAM Engines That Can Explore creative play through the fusion of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics. With age-appropriate, hands-on STEAM experiments, children begin to think out of the box and become curious about the world around them. They paint with chemical reactions, build volcanoes, experiment with the weather and explore color mixing in innovative ways. ​ Each class is built on one of our four STEAM categories: Cayton Constructors (engineering) Reactions in Action (chemistry) Earth Explorers (geography/biology) Masterpiece Makers (scientific art) February FEB 16 / FRI / 10-11AM FEB 23 / FRI / 10-11AM April APR 12 / FRI / 3–4PM APR 19 / FRI / 3–4PM APR 26 / FRI / 3–4PM Who? Ages 2 - 4 years When? Fridays 3PM-4P M ​ Wh ere ? Art Studio 2 ​ Capacity? 8 ​ Dat es? ​ March 8 & May 10 - Dinosaurs March 15 & May 17 - Recycle City March 22 & May 24 - Bug s, bugs, bugs May 31 - Splash into Summer! ​ ​ Cost? $20 per class* + museum admission ​ *Reacher members receive 10% off all classes EVERYTHING'S SENSE-ATIONAL Everything's Sense-ational Perfect for inquisitive children who thrive with sensory rich exploration, this stimulating class will activate their sight, hearing, smell and touch senses through a wide variety of engaging sensory activities. February FEB 17 / SAT / 1–2PM Who? Ages 4 years and up When? Fridays 3-4 PM & Saturdays 1-2PM ​ Wh ere ? Art Studio 2 ​ Capacity? 10 Dat es? February 17 - Activating Our Sense of Sight Cost? $10 per class* + museum admission ​ *Reacher m embers receive 10% off all classes Clay Play Young sculptors squish, squelch and shape air-dry clay into the whimsical characters of their dreams. From design to execution, this stimulating workshop helps children activate their imaginations, engage in multi sensory development, and learn creative problem-solving. February FEB 24 / SAT / 1–2PM Who? Ages 5 years and up When? Saturday s 1-2PM ​ ​ Where? Art Studio 2 Capacity? 10 ​ ​ Dates? February 24 ​ ​ Cost? $10 per class* ​ *Reacher members receive 10% off all classes CLAY PLAY Full STEAM Ahead STEAM classes focus on sparking imagination and creativity through hands-on experiments where art collides with science, technology, engineering and mathematics. All Full STEAM classes have at least one independent activity and one group activity, inviting children to use observational learning, hone their creative problem-solving skills and learn to work as a team. They investigate chemical reactions, make slime that changes color, design and build gadgets and use those to create artistic masterpieces. ​ Each class is built on one of our four STEAM categories: Cayton Constructors (engineering) Reactions in Action (chemistry) Earth Explorers (geography/biology) Masterpiece Makers (scientific art) Who? Ages 5 years and up When? T hursdays & Saturdays 1-2PM ​ ​ ​ Where? Art Studio 2 Capacity? 8 ​ ​ Dates? To be ann ounced ​ ​ Cost? $10 per class* + museum admission ​ *Reacher members receive 10% off all classes FULL STEAM AHEAD PROJECT FUNWAY Project Funway A class that's a cut above the rest as aspiring fashion designers learn to make it work with patterns, fabrics, and accessories. Strut your creative stuff as you design a vibrant ready-to-wear look. ​ Who? Ages 5 years and up When? Saturday s 1-2PM ​ Where? Art Studio 2 Capacity? 10 Dates? To be ann ounced Cost? $2 0 per class* + museum admission ​ *Reacher m embers receive 10% off all classes ​ Story Explorers Ignite the storyteller within and explore your boundless imagination to create your galactic adventure. Using the science fiction genre, we explore how to craft immersive tales displaying your vivid ideas and discover how a story’s setting helps to bring your story to life. Who? Ages 5 years and up When? Saturday s 3-4 PM ​ Where? Art Studio 2 Capacity? 10 Dates? To be announced Cost? $10 per class* + museum admission ​ *Reacher m embers receive 10% off all classes ​ STORY EXPLORERS FAQ Frequently Asked Questions Check out the FAQ page HERE

FIELD trips ABOUT FIELD TRIPS AT THE CAYTON FINE PRINT FAQ Field T rips at the Cayton Turn your school day into a one-of-a-kind experience! At the Cayton Children’s Museum, we believe that learning should be an extraordinary adventure, where children connect with the arts, the world, and, most importantly, each other. Infant-Toddler (0–2 years) School Age (6-8) Our field trips, available for students from infancy through 3rd grade, extend classroom learning, equipping students with the foundational tools for success while aligning with California Common Core standards, Visual and Performance Art standards, and California Preschool Foundation standards. ​ Educators can tailor the experience to their classrooms, choosing from a wide range of engaging lessons that cater to the needs, interests, sizes, ages, and focus of their students. For Specific Program Options, please select the age group of the students you teach from the options below: Preschool (3–5 years) Sensory ABOUT All school groups require a ratio of 1 adult to 5 students (1:3 ratio for infant and toddler ages) Supported by scientific research, our tailored programs provide the transformational and lifelong benefits of abundant, creative, and purposeful play specifically addressing children's cognitive, emotional, and social development. Participating Students Age Range: Infant to 3rd-grade students Group Size: Minimum of 10 students, Maximum of 40 students 1 adult to 5 children ratio (Maximum of 20 students and 1:3 ratio for infant and toddler ages) Availability In-person field trips are available during the school year from September to June , on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays . Field Trips are only available from 10AM - 12PM . The Experience In-Person Field Trips Include: ​ 40-minute lesson featuring story time and a related process-based activity facilitated by a dedicated member of our museum team 80 minutes of full museum playtime, including our art studio Chaperones (up to 12 adults) can attend at no cost Cost In-Person Field Trips: Title 1 Schools OR Programs Attending to Under-Served Communities ​ NO Cost for Title 1 schools Up to $400 travel stipend for qualifying transportation needs (while funds remain available) Non-T itle 1 Schools Contact us for bookings and questions at groups@caytonmuseum.org or call 424.416.2448 . LEARN MORE $10 per student Chaperones (up to 12 adults) can attend at no cost A non-refundable deposit of 50% is required at the time of booking to secure a reservation. FINE PRINT Fine Print Actual field trip schedules may vary depending on the arrival of groups. Los Angeles traffic is unpredictable! Please allow ample time for your drive to the museum. If you are late, we CANNOT extend your field trip time, and museum playtime may be shortened. Memberships, discounts and promotions do not apply to Field Trips NO REFUNDS will be granted for groups that cancel within two weeks of the scheduled visit NO REFUNDS will be granted for any child or adult chaperone that has prepaid, but does not attend on the day of visit Any excess funds that cannot be refunded will be considered a museum donation FAQ Frequently Asked Questions Check out the FAQ page HERE

Make a Donation Every $25 = can underwrite a visit for an adult and child $25 $50 $100 $250 $500 $1,000 $ other DONATE PLAY4ALL HEROES PROMISE FUND COMMUNITY CORPORATE SUPPORT Big or Small, Support Play For All There are many children living in our own community that don’t have access to safe or meaningful places to play. Play shouldn’t be a luxury – it’s necessary to building the physical, social and emotional skills that help children grow into strong and healthy adults. Become a champion of equitable play. Support the Cayton’s PLAY4ALL equity and inclusion initiatives by giving today! Every donation - big or small - helps us provide: Field Trips for Title 1 schools throughout LA County PLAY4ALL passes for families facing financial hardship Sensory initiatives for children with disabilities LEARN MORE Other Ways to Give For questions or to learn more, please contact: Cayton Development Department. Phone: 424.416.2478 Email: development@caytonmuseum.org DONATE PLAY4ALL Heroes Join our PLAY4ALL Heroes Membership Circle to support the Cayton’s equity and inclusion initiatives while getting access to additional benefits like: — General Membership perks including unlimited play for a year, expedited entry, museum discounts — Four additional guest passes per year (12 total) — Recognition on the Cayton PLAY4ALL Wall for one year — Mention in the Cayton’s Annual Report — Family-friendly volunteer opportunities — Invitation to Annual Play Day with our Women’s Philanthropy Circle — 20% off annual fundraising events — Contributing to equity initiatives like Title 1 school field trips, PLAY4ALL annual passes for families facing financial hardship and sensory initiatives for children with sensory disabilities. JOIN TODAY PLAY4ALL HEROES Promise Fund Community Our fearless Founder, Esther Netter, has dedicated 36 years to developing the vision and foundation for what is now the Cayton Children’s Museum. Her dream began in a modest 600 square foot play space in the Westside Jewish Community Center in 1991, which grew into the beloved Zimmer Children’s Museum, a place where children flourished, and families connected for nearly two decades. Today, her dream has been fully realized with the Cayton in Santa Monica. As a testament to Esther’s legacy, our Promise Fund campaign invites our community of supporters to celebrate the Cayton’s limitless potential to help honor Esther’s retirement. LEARN MORE PROMISE FUND COMMUNITY Corporate Support Expand your impact and ask your company to match your contribution to the Cayton. Talk to your employer or HR department to see if they have a matching gift program through platforms like Benevity or CyberGrants. QUESTIONS CORPORATE SUPPORT

preschool CLASSES PAINT THE WALLS LITTLE STEAM ENGINES FAQ PAINT THE WALLS Paint the Walls: Art Explosion! Your preschooler can paint on anything that surrounds them: Paint the walls, the floor, even the tables! This class inspired by our Art Crawl allows your older child to explore their artistic abilities with no boundaries. ​ *Please note this class requires grown-up involvement and can get a bit messy. We recommend wearing clothing that you do not mind getting dirty and to bring a change of clothes for each participant. March MAR 8 / FRI / 3–4PM MAR 15 / FRI / 3–4PM MAR 22 / FRI / 3–4PM May MAY 10 / FRI / 3–4PM MAY 17 / FRI / 3–4PM MAY 24 / FRI / 3–4PM MAY 31 / FRI / 3–4PM Who? Ages 2 - 4 years When? Fridays 3PM-4P M ​ Wh ere ? Art Studio 2 ​ Capacity? 8 ​ Dat es? ​ March 8 & May 10 - Dinosaurs March 15 & May 17 - Recycle City March 22 & May 24 - Bug s, bugs, bugs May 31 - Splash into Summer! ​ ​ Cost? $20 per class* + museum admission ​ *Reacher members receive 10% off all classes Little STEAM Engines That Can Explore creative play through the fusion of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics. With age-appropriate, hands-on STEAM experiments, children begin to think out of the box and become curious about the world around them. They paint with chemical reactions, build volcanoes, experiment with the weather and explore color mixing in innovative ways. ​ Each class is built on one of our four STEAM categories: Cayton Constructors (engineering) Reactions in Action (chemistry) Earth Explorers (geography/biology) Masterpiece Makers (scientific art) February FEB 16 / FRI / 10-11AM FEB 23 / FRI / 10-11AM April APR 12 / FRI / 3–4PM APR 19 / FRI / 3–4PM APR 26 / FRI / 3–4PM LITTLE STEAM ENGINES Who? Ages 3-5 years ​ When? Fridays 3 -4pm Where? Art Studio 2 ​ Capacity? 8 ​ ​ Date s? ​ April 12 - Reactions in Action April 19 - Masterpie ce Makers April 26 - Earth Explorers ​ ​ Cost? $10 per class* + museum admission ​ *Reacher m embers receive 10% off all classes FAQ Frequently Asked Questions Check out the FAQ page HERE

group trips FAMILY GROUPS YOUTH GROUPS FAQ FAMILY GROUPS Family Groups Ready to bring the whole family to play? The Cayton offers group reservations for family groups of seven or more. To receive the family group rate please be prepared to meet the following guidelines: ​ Contact the Cayton at least two weeks before your arrival to make a reservation Have a minimum of 7 and a maximum of 40 children and adults in your group Have a minimum ratio of 1:2 (adults to children) All admission fees must be paid before the time of arrival Members of your group should arrive and enter the Cayton together Booking Rates Info: 7 or more people, avg 1:2 ratio $15 for adults and children aged 1+ Reservations must be made a minimum of two weeks in advance. Memberships, admission discounts, and promotions do not apply to Group Trip rates. Questions Email groups@caytonmuseum.org . Fine Print Upon arrival, check-in at the front desk using your group name to be admitted. Please note all scheduled visits have a specific arrival time. Visitors may not be allowed entry before specified arrival time. There is no dedicated museum team member or lunch space available. Family Group rates are available during off-peak hours (no weekends & no holidays) Wednesday through Friday, beginning at 10 a.m. with the last entry at 4 p.m. NO REFUNDS will be offered for groups that cancel within one week of the scheduled visit. YOUTH GROUPS Youth Groups Ready To Play Your Way To A Better World? Booking Rates Info: The Cayton offers two-hour museum reservations for youth groups of ten or more, including day camps and organized groups where custodial care is provided by your organization. This is the perfect, fun and educational destination for your youth group during school recesses. To make a reservation for your youth group please be prepared to meet the following guidelines: ​ Contact the Cayton at least four weeks in advance to make a reservation Have a minimum of 10 and a maximum of 40 children and adults in your group Have a minimum ratio of 1:5 (adults to children) All admission fees must be paid before the time of arrival Members of your group must arrive and enter the Cayton together Minimum 10 children, maximum 40 children, average ratio of 1:5 (adults to children) $15 for adults and children aged 1+ Reservations must be made a minimum of four weeks in advance. Memberships, admission discounts, and promotions do not apply to Group Visit rates. Includes: Two-hour admission ticket 45 minute private Art Studio Session Questions Email groups@caytonmuseum.org . Fine Print Upon arrival, check-in at the front desk under your group name to be admitted. Please note all scheduled visits have a specific arrival and departure time. Visitors may not be allowed entry before specified start time. The end time stated on your ticket applies regardless of entry time. There is no dedicated museum team member or lunch space available. Youth Group reservations are available Wednesday through Friday, beginning at 10 a.m. with the last entry at 3 p.m. Cancellations must be made at least one week prior to your visit for a 50% refund to be issued. FAQ Frequently Asked Questions Check out the FAQ page HERE

preschool (3-5 years) PEFORMING ARTS VISUAL ARTS LITERACY SCIENCE MATH SOCIAL SCIENCE FINE PRINT FAQ Your preschoolers will thrill at the age-appropriate, fun projects we offer at the Cayton. Each project begins with a captivating story to set the stage, followed by a process-based art activity designed to enhance their skills in alignment with the California Preschool Foundations. BOOK NOW PEFORMING GARTS PERFORMING ARTS Art Is For Everyone Children will dive into the world of Gerald the Giraffe in Giraffes Can't Dance by Andreae and Parker-Rees, a tale of determination and rhythm. After the story, they'll bring their creative vision to life by crafting their very own dancing jungle animal. For those eager to explore further, there's an optional performance art collaboration where they can showcase how their animal might move, celebrating the joy of storytelling and artistry. S-E Domain: Self, Social Interaction; Language Domain: Listening & Speaking, Reading; English-Language Development: Listening, Speaking, Reading; Visual & Performing Arts; Physical development Domain VISUAL ARTS VISUAL ARTS Taco Tummy Trouble Students will enjoy the story Dragons Love Tacos by Adam Rubin followed by a fun open art project. They'll explore the magic of color mixing while creating and naming their very own unique potions designed to soothe a dragon's upset tummy. S-E Domain: Self-regulation, Social & Emotional understanding, empathy and caring, group participation; Language Domain: Concept about print, vocabulary; Math Domain: Number sense, Algebra, Measurement, Geometry, Mathematical Reasoning; Visual & Performing Arts: Artistic Perception, Creative Expression Literacy LITERACY My Story Matters Children will delight in the story of Dragon was Terrible by Kelly DiPucchio. Afterward, embark on a creative journey to craft stories that make a difference in others' lives. Together, we'll illustrate our own collective story quilt, showcasing the magic of helping and caring for one another. S-E Domain: Self-Awareness, Self-regulation, Social & Emotional understanding, group participation, cooperation, responsibility; Language Domain: Language use and conventions, vocabulary, grammar Concept about print, phonological awareness, alphabetics and word/print recognition, comprehension and analysis of age-appropriate text, literacy interest and response; Visual & Performing Arts: Artistic Perception, Creative Expression, Aesthetic Valuing, Connections, relationships, and application SCIENCE SCIENCE Loving Lava Prepare for excitement as we delve into Harry and the Hot Lava by Chris Robertson. After the thrilling story, get ready to explore the world of sensory science as we concoct our very own slime creations. S-E Domain: Self-Awareness, Self-regulation, Social & Emotional understanding empathy and caring, initiative in learning, group participation, cooperation, responsibility ; Language Domain: Language use and conventions, vocabulary, grammar Concept about print, phonological awareness, alphabetics and word/print recognition, comprehension and analysis of age appropriate text, literacy interest and response; History Domain: Sense of time; Science Domain: Scientific Inquiry, physical sciences; earth sciences; Visual & Performing Arts: Artistic Perception, Creative Expression Math MATH Free To Be Square Adventure into the world of shapes as we listen to Tangled by Anne Miranda. Children will discover how shapes can work together to rescue a fellow shape while learning new shape names and reviewing others. After our shape-filled storytime, it's time for open-ended creativity with stamp and yarn art. Open-ended stamp and yarn art will follow the story as they imagine their favorite shapes trapped in a tangled mess. S-E Domain: Self-Awareness, Self-regulation, Social & Emotional understanding empathy and caring, initiative in learning, group participation, cooperation, responsibility; Language Domain: Language use and conventions, vocabulary, grammar, Concept about print, phonological awareness, alphabetics and word/print recognition, comprehension and analysis of age appropriate text, literacy interest and response; History Domain: Relationships, fairness, and respect for others; Math: number sense, geometry; Visual & Performing Arts: Artistic Perception, Creative Expression, Aesthetic Valuing Social Science SOCIAL SCIENCE Everybody Says Hello Children will engage with a beautiful story about friendship without a common language when listening to the story Words to Make a Friend by Napoli and Stoop. Following the story, children will explore through art many ways to say ‘hello’ and create a group friendship tree for their classroom. S-E Domain: Self-Awareness, Self-regulation, Social & Emotional understanding, empathy and caring, initiative in learning, group participation, cooperation, responsibility; Language Domain: Language use and conventions, vocabulary, grammar, Concepts about print, phonological awareness, alphabetics and word/print recognition, comprehension and analysis of age appropriate text, literacy interest and response; History Domain: Relationships, fairness, and respect for others, culture and diversity, anticipating and planning for future events; Visual & Performing Arts: Artistic Perception, Creative Expression, Historical and Cultural Context Fine Print Fine Print Actual field trip schedules may vary depending on the arrival of groups. Los Angeles traffic is unpredictable! Please allow ample time for your drive to the museum. If you are late, we CANNOT extend your field trip time, and museum playtime may be shortened. Memberships, discounts and promotions do not apply to Field Trips NO REFUNDS will be granted for groups that cancel within two weeks of the scheduled visit NO REFUNDS will be granted for any child or adult chaperone that has prepaid, but does not attend on the day of visit Any excess funds that cannot be refunded will be considered a museum donation FAQ Frequently Asked Questions Check out the FAQ page HERE

INFANT-TODDLER CLASSES ART CRAWL BABY ROCKEROOS PAINT THE WALLS FAQ ART CRAWL Art Crawl Art Crawl is an introduction to the sensory art experience. Our Art Studio is transformed into a big blank canvas for babies and toddlers to express their inner artist. Babies and toddlers strip down to their diapers and crawl around in a free exploration of taste-safe paint, while creating a beautiful mess. And best of all, we do the clean up! *Please note this class requires grown-up involvement and can get a bit messy. We recommend wearing clothing that you do not mind getting dirty and to bring a change of clothes for each participant. April APR 12 / FRI / 10–11AM APR 19 / FRI / 10–11AM APR 26 / FRI / 10–11AM May MAY 3 / FRI / 10–11AM MAY 10 / FRI / 10–11AM MAY 17 / FRI / 10–11AM MAY 24 / FRI / 10–11AM MAY 31 / FRI / 10–11AM Who? Ages 9 months – 2 years When? Thursdays & Friday 10 –11a m ​ Wh ere ? Art Studio 2 ​ Capacity? 8 ​ Dat es? ​ April 12, May 3 - Dinosaurs April 19, May 10 - Recycle City April 26, May 17 - Bugs, B ugs, Bugs May 24 - Color Explosion May 31 - Painting with Nature ​ ​ Cost? $20 per class * + museum admission ​ *Reacher m embers receive 10% off all classes Baby Rockeroos BABY ROCKEROOS Come rock, roll, hum and babble with us for a transformative sensory-rich experience. Our rollicking Baby Rockers class has been professionally developed to help babies, 3-18 months, explore new sounds and movement. Every class will help their developing brains learn to process music and speech, exercise their fine and gross motor skills and build your baby's confidence one note at a time. ​ *Please note that this is a series of three classes April APR 10, 17, 24 / WED / 1-2PM Who? Ages 3 months - 18 months When? Wednesdays 1PM - 2PM ​ Wh ere ? Blue Room ​ Capacity? 10 ​ Cost? $30 for the 3-class series* + museum admission ​ ​ Dat es? ​ April 10 - Shake, Rattle & Roll April 17 - Rhythm and Moveme nt April 24 - Let's Play with Parachutes! ​ *Reacher m embers receive 10% off all classes PAINT THE WALLS Paint the Walls: Art Explosion! Your preschooler can paint on anything that surrounds them: Paint the walls, the floor, even the tables! This class inspired by our Art Crawl allows your older child to explore their artistic abilities with no boundaries. ​ *Please note this class requires grown-up involvement and can get a bit messy. We recommend wearing clothing that you do not mind getting dirty and to bring a change of clothes for each participant. March MAR 8 / FRI / 3–4PM MAR 15 / FRI / 3–4PM MAR 22 / FRI / 3–4PM May MAY 10 / FRI / 3–4PM MAY 17 / FRI / 3–4PM MAY 24 / FRI / 3–4PM MAY 31 / FRI / 3–4PM Who? Ages 2 - 4 years When? Fridays 3PM-4P M ​ Wh ere ? Art Studio 2 ​ Capacity? 8 ​ Dat es? ​ March 8 & May 10 - Dinosaurs March 15 & May 17 - Recycle City March 22 & May 24 - Bugs, bugs, bugs May 31 - Splash into Summer! ​ ​ Cost? $20 per class* + museum admission ​ *Reacher members receive 10% off all classes FAQ Frequently Asked Questions Check out the FAQ page HERE

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Parents' Night out Enjoy a night out while kids play at the Cayton after-hours! Three hours of play time including games, activities, and free play along with dinner, snack, and drink is a great play date for all. Offered the third Saturday each month from April to August , reserve your child's after-hours play date and get your own play date, too. ​ 5:30PM - 8:30PM Ages: 4-10 Years Cost: $50 per child, $45 per sibling * For the sibling discount, please enter PNO10% at checkout. ** Reacher members receive 10% off Reserve today! APRIL 20 MAY 18 JULY 20 AUGUST 17 JUNE 15 Snack sponsored by Your child's after-hours play includes: Games Join in the fun! With various games, a life size Connect Four, bean bag toss and floor bowling, our Play Guides will engage your child in lively play. Art Activities From critter homes to family puppets and sensory play, each after-hours play date will explore art projects with different themes and materials. Dinner, Snack and Drink We'll take the hassle out of dinnertime providing pizza, a snack, and a drink. Filtered water station also available for water bottles . FAQ Frequently Asked Questions Check out the FAQ page HERE