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    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Child Creativity Lab - CCL's enterance

    Child Creativity Lab

    5.0(57 reviews)
    4.8 mi

    Child Creativity Lab is somewhere where kids can build and create crafts and mixed media sculptures…read morewith re-purposed items and have the best time doing it. Child Creativity Lab takes donated every day items (Lego pieces, empty prescription containers, bottle caps, buttons, wine corks, new popsicle sticks as well as excess items from various companies (excess fabric, plastic bottles, paint, pins, tacks, glue, zippers, etc.) and they put them together in a package so that kids can assemble them them and create a figure like a robot or animal out of all the parts. Before COVID they used to have in house workshops, but now they take the party out to the kids in city community centers, schools, etc. My friend planned a service event here so I came over to help out for a couple of hours. All the parts for the project were laid out at various stations and we went down like an assembly line and filled bags with the items to create a project-in-a-bag for each child. If I was a kid in elementary school receiving a project bag like this to put together with other classmates, I would be totally stoked. If you are interested in donating common household items for them to use, give them a call to see what they do and don't take. You can also arrange to do a service event here with your organization, they have people come in every week to help out. We need more places like this in all communities!

    What a wonderful resource for anyone working with children!…read more Great staffing, easy to work with. Highly recommend if you are looking for STEAM ideas and materials.

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    Child Creativity Lab - This concept is so amazing for kids, and for our future generation!

    This concept is so amazing for kids, and for our future generation!

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    Pretend City Children's Museum - Brodards Restaurant Kitchen

    Pretend City Children's Museum

    3.9(1.1k reviews)
    5.0 mi

    My toddler loves playing at Pretend City. We bought a membership and visited often over the summer…read more(on weekdays). It's well maintained and kept clean in the morning. There were times staff kept putting back toys so quickly and frequently I was getting annoyed (in my head) because I had to keep getting boats and fish back out for him in the water area. I love that they switch out the sensory items in the art room throughout the month so it's a different experience each visit. Their Wonder Lab area with painting was sooo fun! It's too bad it was only seasonal. My son loves all of it - harvesting fruits and veggies in the farm, pushing his own cart in Trader Joe's, cooking in the restaurant, etc. It is truly a great, fun space for kids. Once, the CEO played in the construction area with him for a few minutes - that impressed me. They also regularly have special event days with dance and music demonstrations, author read alouds, etc. Members Only hour is the best time to visit (they open an hour early). Once 10:00 hits, the floodgates open and it's gets substantially more crowded. With all that said, we visited on a recent Sunday afternoon - never again! Every exhibit was in total disarray (every single toy on the floor and rarely even in the right zone), older kids zooming around on kid cars like scooters, a child climbing the fake fountain in the center and standing at the top (where were the parents?! No staff member present either...it was really dangerous). I've never seen Pretend City look like that before but if that's what it was like on my first visit it would scare me away! There's lots of parking but mostly in the back lot. The front lot gets full fast and many spots are reserved for other businesses. You can bring your own food/drinks to eat in their Cafe area or purchase some from vending machines. Wish they sold coffee... Again, amazing spot and 5/5 on weekday mornings. 1/5 on weekend afternoons.

    The place is wonderful, filled with lots of hours of play and excitement but I definitely feel…read moreit's over priced.. if you have EBT or Wick then you can get in for $5 a person.. The man at the front desk has a ton of attitude so beware.. only reason why I left 3 stars.. he was extremely rude to me for not understanding something with the pricing.. The vending machines are expensive but it's pretty cool that you can bring your lunch. Definitely worth checking out .

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    Shot of Art - How they finished....

    Shot of Art

    4.4(29 reviews)
    2.5 miOak Creek

    We had such a great time at Shot of Art in Irvine! The experience was fun, creative, and perfect…read morefor families. They provide clean protective gear to wear over your clothes, which made it easy to relax and enjoy the activity without worrying about getting messy. My son absolutely loved it and had so much fun that he didn't want to leave when it was time to go. The staff was friendly, and the whole experience was well organized. We can't wait to come back for another visit!

    A Shot of Art is one of those places that looks incredibly fun and visually appealing on Instagram,…read morewhich is what initially drew us in. While it is definitely a unique and creative experience in person, I left feeling that it was quite overpriced for what you actually get. The concept is fun, and it's a cool way to try something different. However, the experience itself is very short. You choose a few colors, create your artwork, and before you know it, it's over. It's entertaining and makes for great photos, but I expected a little more considering the cost. My biggest disappointment came after the experience. Once you're finished, the staff takes the canvases to dry and prepare for pickup, so you don't see them again until you return to collect them. When we picked up our two pieces, we noticed small pieces of balloon stuck to the artwork. Unfortunately, when we carefully removed them, they left behind marks and imperfections on the finished pieces. Overall, I'm glad I tried it because it was a fun and unique experience, and I can see why it's popular on social media. That said, between the price point, the short duration, and the condition of our finished canvases, it's not something I would personally do again. Still, if you're looking for a creative outing and want to try something different at least once, it may be worth checking out.

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    Nolan's Aquarium - Store Logo

    Nolan's Aquarium

    4.8(260 reviews)
    9.1 mi

    Beautiful place! 10/10 recommended if you're close by or in town. Definitely worth seeing.read more

    This is My second attempt at starting an aquarium. My Husband had a 50-gallon fresh water tank back…read morein the day which I loved to watch the fish - very hypnotic & fascinating, swimming to & fro - but when He leveled up I had to let His fishy friends go too (the maintenance requirements were too overwhelming for Me then). My first recent try was to go the traditional route - heater, filter, bottles of water conditioner & beneficial bacteria, etc. etc. - when I unexpectedly happened upon an eye-opening You-Tube vid about the Walstad method (less homework & a more natural environment, the way God intended). So I returned all that other gear & am starting from scratch. Fernando eased My initial anxiety arriving as a total tank newbie, and gave Me a tour of the various low-maintenance plants I could start My nitrogen cycling with. Nolan - the Captain of this aquarium supplies ship - answered every one of My questions with patience & grace, did not talk down to Me or make Me feel stupid, and I left feeling happily hopeful that I might actually be successful in creating a fish-friendly safe & healthy environment. I am already envisioning My future fishy tenants, plus a snail & a sucker fish or two. Wish Me luck!! :-)

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    A Grade Red OB

    Nolan's Aquarium - New shipment of pond plants. Water hyacinth, a water Lettuce, AZOLLA, and Parrots Feather.

    New shipment of pond plants. Water hyacinth, a water Lettuce, AZOLLA, and Parrots Feather.

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