Saturdays from 9-10am starting February 28, 2026 to March 28, 2026

Designed for skaters with little or no prior experience. Build confidence, resilience, and new friendships with group skateboarding lessons! Each session will introduce fundamental skills and facilitate supervised practice time, as well as creative games and challenges! Sessions are led by a USSEA (US Skateboarding Education Association) certified instructor from Ramp Up Skateboarding. Complete beginners welcome!

What to bring:

• All skaters must supply their own safety helmet (bicycle helmets are fine)
• Water Bottle
• Closed toed shoes
• Additional safety pads (knee, elbow, wrist, etc.) are optional but recommended
• Skateboards will be provided at no additional cost

Notes:

Program participants will have the option to stay and play for FREE on program days! (Please note that others in the family would need to pay admission, including adults).

*Keystone Kidspace will not be open for play during the program (i.e. younger siblings won’t be able to play while skateboarding class is running).

Registration

Saturday, March 21 
11am-12pm 

Meet scientist, Sierra Miller, learn about her work as a bioinformaticist, and do a hands-on strawberry DNA isolation procedure.

This is a drop off workshop for ages 8-12.

What's a strawberry DNA isolation procedure?

We will start with a few strawberries. Then we will use common household supplies to isolate and extract DNA from the cells of the strawberries. Finally, we will make observation notes about the appearance and texture of the DNA we collect.

Maybe you would like to be a scientist some day, too? You'll have a chance to ask questions and learn from someone who is passionate about STEM outreach to young people.

Registration

If this event is at capacity, you may join the waitlist.