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Sunday September 27, 2026
9:45 AM - 10:15 AM    Little Painters - Little Painters
Let your little artist get creative! Little Painters is a fun, hands-on art class designed for ages 2–5. Each week, children will explore different colors, textures, and art techniques through age-appropriate painting projects.From finger painting and sponge stamping to fun seasonal crafts, every class encourages creativity, imagination, and self-expression in a relaxed and playful environment. No artistic experience is needed, just come ready to get messy and have fun! And the best part? You can kick back and relax – we’ll handle the cleanup! 
 
10:30 AM - 11:00 AM    Little Painters - Little Painters
Let your little artist get creative! Little Painters is a fun, hands-on art class designed for ages 2–5. Each week, children will explore different colors, textures, and art techniques through age-appropriate painting projects.From finger painting and sponge stamping to fun seasonal crafts, every class encourages creativity, imagination, and self-expression in a relaxed and playful environment. No artistic experience is needed, just come ready to get messy and have fun! And the best part? You can kick back and relax – we’ll handle the cleanup! 
 
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM    Kids Test Kitchen - Kids Test Kitchen (Fall)
Kids' Test Kitchen builds food confidence through hands-on cooking experiences that inspire curiosity, develop practical life skills, and empower participants to discover they're capable of more than they thought. One of the things families tell us most often is that even their pickiest eaters become willing to explore new foods—without pressure, bribery, or coercion. Each class is filled with chopping, measuring, mixing, creating—and, if participants choose, tasting. Participation is always encouraged. Tasting is always a choice. Participants don't just learn recipes. They build independence, teamwork, problem-solving skills, patience, and confidence that extends well beyond the kitchen. Every participant receives a recipe card and either the featured ingredient or a sample of the finished recipe to continue the experience at home. We're often told participants leave class excited about the foods they've prepared, eager to recreate recipes, and more willing to explore new, nourishing foods. Each Kids' Test Kitchen series features new recipes built around fresh, whole foods and evidence-informed nutrition education developed by Registered Dietitians. Food allergies shouldn't keep anyone from participating. Before the first class, families and caregivers complete our Student Safety & Success Form so we can get to know each participant and help create a safe, positive, and successful Kids' Test Kitchen experience.   Follow and like us on Facebook & Instagram: @kidstestkitchen The Fall 2026 session will take place in the lobby of Tufts Park Pool at 449 Main Street.
 
12:45 PM - 1:45 PM    Kids Test Kitchen - Kids Test Kitchen (Fall)
Kids' Test Kitchen builds food confidence through hands-on cooking experiences that inspire curiosity, develop practical life skills, and empower participants to discover they're capable of more than they thought. One of the things families tell us most often is that even their pickiest eaters become willing to explore new foods—without pressure, bribery, or coercion. Each class is filled with chopping, measuring, mixing, creating—and, if participants choose, tasting. Participation is always encouraged. Tasting is always a choice. Participants don't just learn recipes. They build independence, teamwork, problem-solving skills, patience, and confidence that extends well beyond the kitchen. Every participant receives a recipe card and either the featured ingredient or a sample of the finished recipe to continue the experience at home. We're often told participants leave class excited about the foods they've prepared, eager to recreate recipes, and more willing to explore new, nourishing foods. Each Kids' Test Kitchen series features new recipes built around fresh, whole foods and evidence-informed nutrition education developed by Registered Dietitians. Food allergies shouldn't keep anyone from participating. Before the first class, families and caregivers complete our Student Safety & Success Form so we can get to know each participant and help create a safe, positive, and successful Kids' Test Kitchen experience.   Follow and like us on Facebook & Instagram: @kidstestkitchen The Fall 2026 session will take place in the lobby of Tufts Park Pool at 449 Main Street.
 
Sunday October 4, 2026
9:45 AM - 10:15 AM    Little Painters - Little Painters
Let your little artist get creative! Little Painters is a fun, hands-on art class designed for ages 2–5. Each week, children will explore different colors, textures, and art techniques through age-appropriate painting projects.From finger painting and sponge stamping to fun seasonal crafts, every class encourages creativity, imagination, and self-expression in a relaxed and playful environment. No artistic experience is needed, just come ready to get messy and have fun! And the best part? You can kick back and relax – we’ll handle the cleanup! 
 
10:30 AM - 11:00 AM    Little Painters - Little Painters
Let your little artist get creative! Little Painters is a fun, hands-on art class designed for ages 2–5. Each week, children will explore different colors, textures, and art techniques through age-appropriate painting projects.From finger painting and sponge stamping to fun seasonal crafts, every class encourages creativity, imagination, and self-expression in a relaxed and playful environment. No artistic experience is needed, just come ready to get messy and have fun! And the best part? You can kick back and relax – we’ll handle the cleanup! 
 
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM    Kids Test Kitchen - Kids Test Kitchen (Fall)
Kids' Test Kitchen builds food confidence through hands-on cooking experiences that inspire curiosity, develop practical life skills, and empower participants to discover they're capable of more than they thought. One of the things families tell us most often is that even their pickiest eaters become willing to explore new foods—without pressure, bribery, or coercion. Each class is filled with chopping, measuring, mixing, creating—and, if participants choose, tasting. Participation is always encouraged. Tasting is always a choice. Participants don't just learn recipes. They build independence, teamwork, problem-solving skills, patience, and confidence that extends well beyond the kitchen. Every participant receives a recipe card and either the featured ingredient or a sample of the finished recipe to continue the experience at home. We're often told participants leave class excited about the foods they've prepared, eager to recreate recipes, and more willing to explore new, nourishing foods. Each Kids' Test Kitchen series features new recipes built around fresh, whole foods and evidence-informed nutrition education developed by Registered Dietitians. Food allergies shouldn't keep anyone from participating. Before the first class, families and caregivers complete our Student Safety & Success Form so we can get to know each participant and help create a safe, positive, and successful Kids' Test Kitchen experience.   Follow and like us on Facebook & Instagram: @kidstestkitchen The Fall 2026 session will take place in the lobby of Tufts Park Pool at 449 Main Street.
 
12:45 PM - 1:45 PM    Kids Test Kitchen - Kids Test Kitchen (Fall)
Kids' Test Kitchen builds food confidence through hands-on cooking experiences that inspire curiosity, develop practical life skills, and empower participants to discover they're capable of more than they thought. One of the things families tell us most often is that even their pickiest eaters become willing to explore new foods—without pressure, bribery, or coercion. Each class is filled with chopping, measuring, mixing, creating—and, if participants choose, tasting. Participation is always encouraged. Tasting is always a choice. Participants don't just learn recipes. They build independence, teamwork, problem-solving skills, patience, and confidence that extends well beyond the kitchen. Every participant receives a recipe card and either the featured ingredient or a sample of the finished recipe to continue the experience at home. We're often told participants leave class excited about the foods they've prepared, eager to recreate recipes, and more willing to explore new, nourishing foods. Each Kids' Test Kitchen series features new recipes built around fresh, whole foods and evidence-informed nutrition education developed by Registered Dietitians. Food allergies shouldn't keep anyone from participating. Before the first class, families and caregivers complete our Student Safety & Success Form so we can get to know each participant and help create a safe, positive, and successful Kids' Test Kitchen experience.   Follow and like us on Facebook & Instagram: @kidstestkitchen The Fall 2026 session will take place in the lobby of Tufts Park Pool at 449 Main Street.
 
Sunday October 11, 2026
9:45 AM - 10:15 AM    Little Painters - Little Painters
Let your little artist get creative! Little Painters is a fun, hands-on art class designed for ages 2–5. Each week, children will explore different colors, textures, and art techniques through age-appropriate painting projects.From finger painting and sponge stamping to fun seasonal crafts, every class encourages creativity, imagination, and self-expression in a relaxed and playful environment. No artistic experience is needed, just come ready to get messy and have fun! And the best part? You can kick back and relax – we’ll handle the cleanup! 
 
10:30 AM - 11:00 AM    Little Painters - Little Painters
Let your little artist get creative! Little Painters is a fun, hands-on art class designed for ages 2–5. Each week, children will explore different colors, textures, and art techniques through age-appropriate painting projects.From finger painting and sponge stamping to fun seasonal crafts, every class encourages creativity, imagination, and self-expression in a relaxed and playful environment. No artistic experience is needed, just come ready to get messy and have fun! And the best part? You can kick back and relax – we’ll handle the cleanup! 
 
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM    Kids Test Kitchen - Kids Test Kitchen (Fall)
Kids' Test Kitchen builds food confidence through hands-on cooking experiences that inspire curiosity, develop practical life skills, and empower participants to discover they're capable of more than they thought. One of the things families tell us most often is that even their pickiest eaters become willing to explore new foods—without pressure, bribery, or coercion. Each class is filled with chopping, measuring, mixing, creating—and, if participants choose, tasting. Participation is always encouraged. Tasting is always a choice. Participants don't just learn recipes. They build independence, teamwork, problem-solving skills, patience, and confidence that extends well beyond the kitchen. Every participant receives a recipe card and either the featured ingredient or a sample of the finished recipe to continue the experience at home. We're often told participants leave class excited about the foods they've prepared, eager to recreate recipes, and more willing to explore new, nourishing foods. Each Kids' Test Kitchen series features new recipes built around fresh, whole foods and evidence-informed nutrition education developed by Registered Dietitians. Food allergies shouldn't keep anyone from participating. Before the first class, families and caregivers complete our Student Safety & Success Form so we can get to know each participant and help create a safe, positive, and successful Kids' Test Kitchen experience.   Follow and like us on Facebook & Instagram: @kidstestkitchen The Fall 2026 session will take place in the lobby of Tufts Park Pool at 449 Main Street.
 
12:45 PM - 1:45 PM    Kids Test Kitchen - Kids Test Kitchen (Fall)
Kids' Test Kitchen builds food confidence through hands-on cooking experiences that inspire curiosity, develop practical life skills, and empower participants to discover they're capable of more than they thought. One of the things families tell us most often is that even their pickiest eaters become willing to explore new foods—without pressure, bribery, or coercion. Each class is filled with chopping, measuring, mixing, creating—and, if participants choose, tasting. Participation is always encouraged. Tasting is always a choice. Participants don't just learn recipes. They build independence, teamwork, problem-solving skills, patience, and confidence that extends well beyond the kitchen. Every participant receives a recipe card and either the featured ingredient or a sample of the finished recipe to continue the experience at home. We're often told participants leave class excited about the foods they've prepared, eager to recreate recipes, and more willing to explore new, nourishing foods. Each Kids' Test Kitchen series features new recipes built around fresh, whole foods and evidence-informed nutrition education developed by Registered Dietitians. Food allergies shouldn't keep anyone from participating. Before the first class, families and caregivers complete our Student Safety & Success Form so we can get to know each participant and help create a safe, positive, and successful Kids' Test Kitchen experience.   Follow and like us on Facebook & Instagram: @kidstestkitchen The Fall 2026 session will take place in the lobby of Tufts Park Pool at 449 Main Street.