Experiences for ages 3–5

Creative experiences for ages 3–5—
with a grown-up helping.

For children ages 3–5, the best visit is one shared with a parent or guardian who can help while the child enjoys the color, texture, and finished result.

  • Age 3+Minimum participation age
  • Ages 3–5Adult assistance required
  • No adult ticketUnless the adult makes a project
  • 30–45 minMost experiences
A father helping his young daughter make colorful slime at Funtastik Labs
Best togetherchild + grown-up

Start with what they enjoy

Texture, color, or a project to paint.

Current options vary by studio. Parent or guardian assistance is required for ages 3–5 across these experiences.

For texture lovers

Slime Bar offers squishing, mixing, color, and toppings. The accompanying adult helps with the process.

See Slime Bar

For little canvas painters

Pre-drawn designs on 11 × 14-inch canvases make it easy to focus on favorite colors and simple personal details.

See Canvas Painting

For figurine fans

Children choose a ceramic piece, paint it with their favorite colors, and take it home the same day.

See Ceramic Painting

Make the visit easier

One experience is enough for a great outing.

Plan around your child’s energy and comfort instead of trying to fit too much into one visit.

Book before you go

Reserve the preferred studio and experience to reduce uncertainty when you arrive.

Dress for creative play

Choose clothes that let the child focus on making and enjoying the experience.

Join the moment

Offer the required assistance without taking over the child’s choices and finished result.

Choose where you want to go.

Choose the studio that works best for your visit. Current availability and booking details are studio-specific.

Questions before you go.

Start with these general details, then choose a studio for current availability.

Ask a studio
What is the minimum age to participate?

The minimum age for the current everyday experiences is 3 years old.

Will my child need help?

A parent or guardian must assist participants ages 3–5. Stay close and be ready to help with measuring, mixing, painting, or finishing steps.

Does the assisting adult need a ticket?

No. The assisting adult does not need a ticket unless they make their own project.

Which experience should we choose first?

Start with the textures and choices your child enjoys. Slime, canvas painting, and ceramic painting each offer a different kind of creative play.

Should we book ahead?

Booking ahead is recommended. Walk-ins are welcome but may be subject to a wait time depending on availability.

Make the first creative outing feel manageable.

Choose one experience, book ahead, and plan to create beside your child.

Choose a studio & get tickets