Spring Family Craft Night

Come join us at the Family Resource Center for a fun night filled with flower-themed crafts. Our friendly team-member, Theresa, will guide you and your family members through a beautiful, creative project for you to take home. All family members, big and small, are welcome to this event. We'll make make a colorful, flower craft and read books about springtime!

This event will be hosted from 6:00-7:00 p.m. at the Family Resource Center (1669 Arcade St., Saint Paul, MN 55106). See video for parking information and finding our space: Accessing Our Space Video.

Tickets are $5.00 PER FAMILY to help cover the cost of materials associated for this event (not $5.00 per attendee). When registering for this event, please select ONE (1) ticket to cover the costs of your family's attendance. Once you get to the registration page, please indicate how many adults and children will be attending with you.

Tickets are non-refundable. All families are welcome to this event; if you have any hesitation about the cost of this event, please reach out to our team: president@kscopelearning.org.

About Theresa:

Theresa is an in-person coordinator at the Family Resource Center. She sings for Musical Storytime on Wednesday mornings and hosts the family craft nights for our Family Symposium events. She brings a creative energy and enthusiasm to Kaleidoscope Learning--our mural was designed and painted by her! She is teaching assistant qualified and currently runs the extended day program at Monarch Montessori School. Theresa is a viola/violin instructor well versed in the Suzuki method.

About the Family Resource Center:

The Family Resource Center is a collaborative endeavor between two nonprofits: Kaleidoscope Learning and Monarch Montessori School. We are providing high-quality, out of school experiences to families of children ages birth to six years old. Our services include a toy library, parent education nights, community events, online resources, and access to our in-person space. Our goal is to support families during a developmentally crucial and magical time of their young learners' lives.