In this class, children will learn to sew using a variety of hand-sewing techniques. Participants will use their sewing skills to create hats, mitts, and more!  Class taught by artist Romi Sebald of Cranberry Brook Studio.

Children (and their caregivers) will prepare fun snacks, find out where our food comes from, and learn how heathy food keeps our bodies strong. Come play with your food with teacher Rose Rivezzi of Big Spoon Kitchen.

Come learn about archaeology in this hands-on class! We'll explore a mock excavation pit with our archeology tool kits and examine artifacts from ceramics to bones. Let’s start digging and uncover the past to solve the ancient mysteries of our world!

The human body is an amazing machine! In this class, kids will explore human biology and health through games and weekly science activities. They'll learn about how to keep the human body healthy and avoid germs, illness, and disease. Start your med school training at NCCM!

Toddler Music is a mixed-age music and movement class for infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and their caregivers, that includes activities designed to promote musical learning across ages. Activities include singing and chanting, dancing, and finger plays, and playing children’s instruments, aka: making noise and jumping around. You don’t want your little one to miss out!

Join the fun with this after school cooking class with Chef O! Kids will follow fun and healthy recipes each week and share their afterschool snack with friends. Recipes will […]

Come explore the science of seasons in this outdoor-oriented, hands-on science class. Weather permitting, participants will learn in nature’s laboratory in the great outdoors! Science experiments both indoors and out will keep introducing kids to environmental science through fun, engaging experiments.

In this class, preschoolers will explore geology, physics, and biology through age-appropriate, simple, hands-on experiments. Your little stargazers will reach out into the cosmos, put on a lab coat to mix fizzing chemicals, and plant the seeds of understanding in our natural world!