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Join us for Clay Creatures of the Virgin Islands with artist Kitty Ordway, a 3-day afterschool workshop where kids will learn to craft amazing island animals using modeling clay.
From sea turtles and dolphins to crabs, birds, and even octopus, young artists will explore the wildlife of our islands while creating their own clay masterpieces.
🖌 3-Day Afterschool Series
👧🏽 For 1st–6th graders
📍 The Children’s Museum of St. Croix
Please note: Children must be able to attend ALL THREE DAYS of the series.
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Little Brushes;
Big Masterpieces
Little Brushes, Big Masterpieces!
We’re partnering in play with Danica Art Studio for a joyful watercolor workshop led by Danica M. David — perfect for young artists ready to explore color, technique, and creativity!
Saturday, March 14, 2026
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Supplies included
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Code & Roll:
Sphero Robotics Challenge
Get ready to roll! In this hands-on Sphero robotics activity, students will explore the basics of coding by programming robots to navigate courses and complete challenges. Students will be learning how to program movement, speed, and direction while tackling fun, hands-on challenges. This interactive activity builds problem-solving skills, creativity, and collaboration all while having a blast with robotics in action.
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In Case You Missed It!
Children's Grief Awareness Day
Why raise awareness for grieving kids and teens?
Many people don’t realize that it takes most children much longer to deal with their grief than we expect and that the amount of inner turmoil, invisible to most, is much more intense than we have any idea of. We raise awareness so that people will realize that even if there is no outward sign of inner turmoil, those storms can still be raging inside a grieving child’s heart.
We raise awareness so that people will understand that a grieving child can't just "get over it"—not in any set time period, not by any act of their own will—and that there's no reason that they should just "get over it."
We raise awareness in order to help people learn ways they might help a grieving child they happen to know, now or in the future.
In Case You Missed It!
International Day Of Peace
On September 21st, we celebrated the International Day of Peace with stories, activities, and the beautiful tradition of folding paper cranes—symbols of hope and peace around the world.
If you weren’t able to join us, you can still take part at home by learning how to fold your very own origami crane! All you need is a square sheet of paper and a little patience.