A night off for you, an evening of movement and creativity for your kids
3 hrs
Up to 15 people
Guided play, lab activity, pizza
Drop your children off for a sensory-rich experience that blends active play, imagination, and hands-on learning. Experienced staff guide the evening and keep your children physically and socially engaged.
We’ll kick things off with active play in our interactive zones — race through glowing motion games, climb our rotating rock wall, dive into a bouncy physio ball pool, and test skills with our giant light-up cube puzzle. We even have a cozy meditation corner if kids need to chill.
Then it’s time to head into the STEAM Discovery Lab, where we’ll roll up our sleeves for hands-on tech- infused projects- all inspired by a new environmental themes.
Kids will also enjoy child-directed play — where they get to lead the fun through storytelling, design, and creative problem-solving.
All sales are final; no cash refunds are offered under any circumstances. You'll receive full credit for the amount paid toward any future service or purchase. Credits never expire and are fully transferable.
Product ID: 9W7M3V
Yes. The class requires at least 3 participants. You'll be notified promptly if enrollment falls below that minimum.
Dress your child in comfortable clothes for active play and bring their water bottle.
Industry City, 253 36th, Building 3, 2nd Floor, Space C259, Brooklyn, NY 11232
We love sending our son to CREA. Not only does he have fun and burn a lot of energy, but I think he learns a lot as well.
Matt Peters
July 10, 2026
We love sending our son to CREA. Not only does he have fun and burn a lot of energy, but I think he learns a lot as well.
Matt Peters
July 10, 2026
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