Sponsored by Drury Lane Theatre.
On school days off we’re opening the gym at the Community Center for open gym time! Bring a basketball or volleyball or borrow one of ours. Come practice your drills, shoot around or play a game with your friends. • Open gyms will be supervised • Children younger than 3rd grade must be accompanied by...
Try a variety of outdoor recreation activities while spending school break in nature. Drop-in.
Learn with Spark the Firefly through music, puppets, poetry, and interactive movement. For age 2-7 and their grownups.
Join us for an inclusive drop-in playgroup for children ages 5 and younger who receive or are considering therapy services. Children play while families meet and find support. Siblings are welcome to join. Facilitated by Anne Inwood, a social worker from Successful Families Together and presented in partnership with C.I.T.Y. of Support.
Navy Pier is inviting all to spend Spring Break discovering one week of interactive events, demonstrations, performances, family-friendly activities, and artisan markets. Admission to designated Spring Break events is free to all thanks to ongoing philanthropic support of the Pier’s nonprofit mission. From one-of-a-kind arts and crafts, interactive tech & physical activities, our goal is...
Join us for an afternoon of board games and music!
Play Bingo! Win prizes! Ages 6-11.
Sign your child up to play a few rounds of the card game Spoons with some fun seniors during this intergenerational program.
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