As children start school, the range of what works expands significantly: An elementary school child can sit through an entire performance, read on their own, and wants to discover things on a field trip rather than just watch.
The theater offers the widest variety—starting at age six, children are introduced to narrative plays and stories with real conflict, not just fairy tales. In addition, there are open workshops with real tools, nature-based activities, and museum workshops where children actually create something.
During the week, after school and after-school care, there’s rarely more than an early afternoon left—but it’s worth checking out today’s selection at
. Larger events are better suited for the weekend at
