A beginner to intermediate class, working with clay is for people who want to have fun exploring clay through tile-making, hand-building and more. From sculpture to functional serving pieces, participants create works in clay in a well-designed studio and supportive environment. We will learn slab building, carving, and glazing techniques with earthenware clay to create a variety of simple to complex tiles, trays, clocks, and masks. Participants are encouraged to come up with their own ideas for projects after learning techniques. This class is geared towards teens and adults.

Want to improve your child's grades? Take advantage of this opportunity offered by people who care at no cost to you. We use Khan Academy's library of trusted classes for reading, writing, and math so our tutors can identify gaps in their students' understanding, tailor instruction, and meet the needs of every student.

Discover the wonderful world of animals— above and below water! Feel the force of energy and the might of motion in exciting physics explorations. Shake up a mixture, and experiment with telecommunication! The amazing take home projects in every class will have you exploring more at home!

Creative Movement is specially designed for preschool students. This course explores both the creative and physical dimensions of each child as they gain awareness of music, rhythm, and movement. Classwork is designed to develop strength, coordination, creative thinking, and expression.

Our 30 week youth dance program offers an entire school year of instruction in the art of dance. The Spring Dance Rehearsal is May 20, and the Recital is May 21 at 6 PM at the Keating Performing Arts Center at Kirkwood High School.

Our 30 week youth dance program offers an entire school year of instruction in the art of dance. The Spring Dance Rehearsal is May 20, and the Recital is May 21 at 6 PM at the Keating Performing Arts Center at Kirkwood High School.

Balance with the Best: Bring your little gymnast to these beginner level gymnastics programs where the focus is on learning balance, coordination and gross motor skills while having fun and making friends!

St. Louis ArtWorks invites young creatives (ages 14-19) in the St. Louis area to apply for a paid apprenticeships in the arts..

LGBTQ+ Youth Group

Tiny Trekkers is a weekly drop off program for ages 3 – 5. Preschoolers will explore our nearly 500 acres of preserve through hands-on experiences out in nature. This program takes place every Tuesday from 9 – 11:30 am, September through May. Tiny Trekkers is a great complement to part time preschool programs, as preparation for entering preschool or kindergarten, or even as an addition to a PreK/K homeschool program. Children must be able to use the restrooms independently. Limited spots are available.

The Lodge Volleyball clinic takes the energy and excitement of this great team sport and puts it all together into one fun-filled clinic! All aspects of the game are taught through drills and exercise that focus on passing, setting, hitting, and serving.

Through soccer, our curriculum encourages phsyical and social development, all within a fun learning environment.

This is a Parent/Child participation program. We will have many activities that directly relate to motor skill development.

Bring your babies and toddlers for a fun time together. Fridays at 10am.

At The Legacy Center STL, our After-School Program is a beacon of hope and inspiration for 3rd–12th graders. With a joyful and inclusive spirit, this no-cost program transforms after-school hours into a thrilling journey of discovery, empowerment, and fun. Students thrive in a supportive environment, exploring their passions and unlocking their potential. Operating in engaging two-hour sessions with overlapping age groups, we provide transportation from the Normandy School District, along with nourishing snacks, homework help, and therapeutic support.