Family

Angels Frontline brings Minute to Win It-style games, family fun, and a good cause to Creve Coeur Lake Memorial Park.

CITY Cards N More opens July 3 in Princeton Heights and will offer trading, tournaments, play space, and a welcoming community for everyone from lifelong Pokémon fans to parents discovering the hobby alongside their kids.

Today’s libraries offer everything from STEM play spaces to story times. So why is the hardest part of every visit pulling my toddler away from a giant touch screen?

The free program rewards children for exploring the market, trying new foods, and learning where their food comes from—with prizes, shopping money, and plenty of reasons to return.

Founded by Gelina Reed, Mamas Who Brunch brings women together for quarterly gatherings that raise money for local nonprofits supporting mothers, children, and families.

Native birds, pollinators, prairie grasses, and even a rain garden take center stage in a new free exploration area designed to help families connect with Missouri’s natural habitats.

Flight simulators, AI-powered robots, conservation exhibits, and hands-on STEM experiences are coming to downtown St. Louis on Independence Day weekend as part of the interactive exhibit.

When a high-risk pregnancy forced Tenisha Neal to leave her job, she turned to a laundry app for income. What she found was financial stability, flexibility, and a surprising network of support.

On June 18, St. Louis Magazine hosted a Family Playdate at the Queeny Park Nursery, presented by Royal Banks of Missouri. It was hosted by St. Louis County Parks and inspired by their beloved Children’s Garden Club. Families gathered to get creative, explore nature, and spend time together in one of St. Louis County’s most beautiful outdoor spaces.

On June 11, families attended the St. Louis Kids Book Club, presented by PNC and The Clark Family, and hosted by St. Louis County Library. This event took place at the Florissant Valley Branch and featured “Jumper” by Jessica Lanan.