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Summer 2011 Photos
We are not too "techhy" and many photos were taken from cell phones, caught in the moment, but they are adorable! Each upload is a "chunk" of 15 images. Make sure you click p.1 (8 images) and p.2 (7 images) of each chunk in order to see all photos, then scroll down to see the next 15-image upload. Parents--send us your pictures from Open Play, classes, and birthday parties!
ALL card holders must bring membership cards to classes and Open Play.
Please note that our facility is NOT infant-proof. Many recreational places have large items such as gym equipment, bounce houses, books, costumes, etc., but our place is more like a preschool classroom and we have hard wood laminate and tile floors. Children need to be supervised carefully. We have some small manipulatives in the facility such as magnets, dollhouse furniture, chalk, crayons, etc. If your infant or toddler tends to put things in her mouth, please redirect from these areas and/or closely supervise. You are also welcome to put items out of reach from your child.
Not responsible for typographical errors on website or any print materials.
Forgot your card?
In the event you forget your card at home, you will be asked to pay regular class admission ($15) or Open Play admission ($10) and will receive a receipt. If you bring your card back within one week, we will refund you (and punch a hole if you have an Anytime Session card).
Lost or destroyed card?
If your card was lost or destroyed, you will be asked to pay regular class admission ($15) or Open Play admission ($10). Please give us up to 5 days to research and re-issue you a card.
Please note that our facility is NOT infant-proof. Many recreational places have large items such as gym equipment, bounce houses, books, costumes, etc., but our place is more like a preschool classroom and we have hard wood laminate and tile floors. Children need to be supervised carefully. We have some small manipulatives in the facility such as magnets, dollhouse furniture, chalk, crayons, etc. If your infant or toddler tends to put things in her mouth, please redirect from these areas and/or closely supervise. You are also welcome to put items out of reach from your child.
Not responsible for typographical errors on website or any print materials.
