In collaboration with East Bay Regional Park District and Kind Bubbles, we are excited to announce a Toddler’s Day Out event on Friday, September 18, from 10 am to noon at Crab Cove in Alameda. Please join us!
Tickets are $10 per child, and adults are free. Get a ticket for your child now!
We’re so excited to introduce you to one of East Bay Regional Park District’s sweetest gems: the Visitor’s Center at Crab Cove. The East Bay Regional Park District will host a special, age-appropriate program to introduce our little ones to Crab Cove and underwater sea life through interactive storytime and crafts.
The Doug Siden Visitors Center at Crab Cove is home to an 800-gallon aquarium, interactive exhibits (microscopes!) to engage kids in the local ecosystem, and it sits right on Crown Memorial State Beach in Alameda. If you’ve never been there, take advantage of the program we’ve put together and join us for this special event.
After the naturalist program, Kind Bubbles will do an immersive, interactive bubble play session led by a Montessori-trained educator. We hope you fall in love with this show, which is available for party bookings, too!
Your ticket also includes light snacks and goodies.
Tickets are $10 per child, and adults are free. Get a ticket for your child now!
Plan Your Best Day at Crab Cove
When: Friday morning, September 18, from 10 am to noon
Where: Doug Siden Visitor Center at Crab Cove, 1252 McKay Ave, Alameda, CA
What: An organized program of storytimes, bubble play, crafts, and learning about sea creatures in an age-appropriate way.
Who: Children ages 1 to 5 and the adults who love them.
How much? Children are $10; Accompanying adults are free.
About Parking: Limited street parking and a free parking lot are available around Doug Siden Visitor Center. An additional paid parking lot is available across the lawn (AKA down the beach) at Crown Memorial Beach for $5.
After our program, we encourage you to spend more time exploring Crown Beach and Crab Cove.
This is the first of four special family events we’ve got planned with East Bay Regional Park District, and we hope you’ll enjoy it with us! More information about dates and locations to follow.
