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What to expect When Returning to Family Fun Programs
Now Open For Registration:
Learn with Conscious Parenting
4-Week Parent Learning Series
Presented by: Andrea Markusich
Join Andrea Markisich in the journey through Conscious Parenting and go from overwhelmed to calm! Raising children is such a gift, and yet in the hustle and bustle of it all, we can find ourselves exhausted and just getting through the day. In this workshop series, we will unravel our ideals of being a good parent and lean into this role with more joy and peace. This workshop will be an experiential process of connecting with your heart, becoming aware of your true nature as a parent and living from a place of connection and love.
2 Options Available:
Day and Time: Tuesday Evenings - 5:00pm-7:00pm
Session Dates: Tuesday, February 14, February 21, February 28 & March 7, 2023
Cost: $60 per adult (includes 4 sessions)
Session Dates: Thursday, February 16, February 23, March 2, & March 9, 2023
Cost: $60 per adult (includes 4 sessions)
Child Care is available and provided by MCRC's Registered Early Childhood Educators in a classroom where children will have opportunities to explore and engage in a variety of art, sensory, science and learning experiences. Children will be provided dinner/snack (dinner for evening session). Sit back and enjoying the opportunity to engage with other parents while connecting within yourself all while your children are engaged and having a great time as well.
Child care is available for any or all sessions at a cost of $15/session per child.
Mommy & Me Valentine's Day Tea
February 14, 2023
Let’s Celebrate Love! Join us on February 14th for our annual Mommy and Me, Valentine's Day Tea and spend your time enjoying a tea party with your little love, taking photos in the DIY photobooth and exploring a variety of age-appropriate activities including hand on sensory experiences, music, stories and a take home art activity. There are two time slots available with activities geared towards different age groups.
& 1:00pm-2:30pm (ideal for infants and young toddlers)
Cooking up a Story
Age: 24 - 48 Months
Details: Saturdays 9:00-10:30 AM
Starting Date: January 14th (7-week program)
Cost: $140
Join us for weekly theme stories complemented by preparing an age-appropriate recipe. Together we will adventure into stories, activities, recipe preparation and cooking a healthy snack to enjoy together. Each family will leave with a recipe book of all the delicious recipes prepared over the 7-week program.
Registration for this program is now closed.
*NEW* Let's Do Some Cooking
Age: 4 - 12 Years
Details: Saturdays 11:30-1:00 PM
Starting Date: January 14th (7-week program)
Cost: $175
On Saturday mornings if you are grocery shopping and looking to drop your school-aged children off for an interesting and exciting activity then have them join us for a fun filled opportunity to make delicious recipes. Together we will choose the recipes and explore the materials using our senses by handling, measuring, pouring, mixing, cooking and baking. At the end of the session, each child will leave with a recipe book including all of the recipes prepared over the 7-week program.
Registration for this program is now closed.
Young Engineers LEGO Build (Bricks Challenge and Galileo)

Age: 4-12 Years
Details: Saturdays 9:00-10:15 AM
Starting Date: January 14th (7-week program)
Cost: $182
Young Engineers will learn the principles of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). By integrating basic arithmetic learned in school with an intuitive active learning process, children grasp a better understanding of the fundamentals of physics and engineering concepts while building with motorized LEGO models.
Young Engineers LEGO Build & Coding (Robo Bricks)

Age: 6-12 Years
Details: Saturdays 10:30-11:45 AM
Starting Date: January 14th (7-week program)
Cost: $182
Using LEGO and Lego WeDo graphic programming to build robots. Robo Bricks enrichment program participants learn software engineering, technology, entrepreneurship and math (STEM). During each lesson students will assemble a robot that will perform a predetermined task. Constructing these robots will develop each student's ability to create computer algorithms and capability to implement code.