Are you a child who has LEGOs at home? We want you to use your creativity to build something really cool with your LEGOs. It can be WHATEVER YOU WANT. Seriously. Once you have built something, bring it to the library so we can put it on display for everyone to see! Submit your creation: November 1 – 5 On November 6th, a panel of judges will award prizes toRead More →
Create a creepy apothecary jar mounted on an LED light. Open to children ages 6 and up. Children under 7 must be accompanied by a grown-up. Free. Registration will open on October 1. Registration is required.Read More →
Stories, songs, and a little spooky fun for children and families. Costumes encouraged.Read More →
Ballet 314 will present a story time and dance demonstration. Ballet attire is encouraged. Children and families. Free. The Brentwood Public Library is sponsoring this program in partnership with the Missouri Humanities and with support from the Missouri Humanities Trust Fund.Read More →
Ballet 314 will present a story time and dance demonstration. Ballet attire is encouraged. Children and families. Free. The Brentwood Public Library is sponsoring this program in partnership with the Missouri Humanities and with support from the Missouri Humanities Trust Fund.Read More →
Let’s get messy! Learn how to turn paper scraps into uniquely beautiful handmade paper. We’ll show you how to make paper pulp, use a mould and deckle, and press sheets of paper. The handmade paper you’ll go home with can be used for anything. It can even be a piece of art to hang on the wall just as is! Children ages 6 and up. Registration required. Registration will open onRead More →
Mark Pagano, AKA Marko Polo is a singer/songwriter, kids musician, teaching artist, and father living in St. Louis, MO. Marko blends groovy rock and roll guitar with catchy hooks and memorable topics that connect with listeners of all stripes. He performs regularly at venues, museums and libraries around the US. His tunes have been featured on JUMP radio, Musical Merry-Go Round, Radio Active Kids, Zooglobble’s More Weird Review, Electric KidsRead More →
Children can bring their favorite stuffed animal to a sleepover just for stuffies! Stuffed animals will be left at the library overnight and can be picked up the following day. Each child will receive a photo album of the activities their stuffed animals did at the sleepover. 30-minutes of stories, songs, and a craft. FREE. No registration required.Read More →
Children ages 7-12 can use their S.T.E.M. skills to help code a robot and build a windmill. This event is presented by the Girl Scouts. Registration is required. Free.Read More →
Join us to print your own tea towel using fresh lemons! Space is limited, so registration is required. Register at: or call the library 314-963-8630. All crafts are free and all supplies are provided.Read More →
