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THU · AUG 6 · 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM

Curiosity Crew: The Squish & Splatter Studio

ft. Gabby V.

The Little Village Play Cafe· 6505 W North Ave
$175 · 3–4 · Tickets
Families with Young KidsFamilies with Older Kids
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Kids explore art with finger painting and sensory play at this hands-on camp.

Part I

The details

About this event

Curiosity Crew: The Squish & Splatter Studio offers a delightful blend of creativity and learning for young children. Held at The Little Village Play Cafe, this camp invites kids aged 3-4 to dive into a world of color and texture. Through activities like finger painting and sensory storytelling, children will explore art in a playful, engaging environment.

Parents and caregivers are part of the experience, fostering a shared journey of discovery. With a focus on both fine and large motor skills, as well as social and emotional development, this camp is as educational as it is fun. Each day includes creative projects to take home, ensuring the memories and learning continue beyond the studio.

From the organizer

It's "The Squish & Splatter Studio" week >> In this studio, the floor is our canvas. We will explore color theory through finger painting, "magic" color-changing jars, and edible-safe sensory art. This session is all about the joy of the process, allowing kids to squish and smear their way into a love for creativity.

Getting in

  • Tickets

    Tickets available online

  • Registration required — must sign up

Pricing details

$175 for the camp series.

What's It Actually Like?

Energy3/5
ZenMosh Pit
DiyFamily ChaosArtsyCompetitive
Maker
Loud

Who'll Be There

Parents with young kids, likely mothers, engaging in creative activities. Families looking for fun, educational experiences for their children, with a lively atmosphere as kids explore and play.

How the Room Feels

Unpredictable volumeLow lightStanding room

What You'll Leave With

A thing you madeA new skillA memory

Part II · The feel

How it feels

The details organizers don't always put in the description — pulled from the room, the crowd, and what people remember afterward.

The room

Dim room. Dress for mood, not for reading a program.

Unpredictable volumeLow lightStanding room

You'll leave with

A thing you made
A new skill
A memory

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