Wee Play

We Love Wee Play Poster hand drawn with colorful toys and instruments
 

About Wee Play 

Wee Play is an interactive playgroup for young children and their parents or caregivers. 

  • Children ages 6 months to 3 years are eligible. 
  • A parent or caregiver must accompany and actively supervise each child. 
  • With minimal structure, children are encouraged to explore, create and play at their own pace. 

Registration

We recommend registering online before your first visit. Alternatively, you can complete a paper form when you arrive. Please provide one or two emergency contacts. 

Registration is free. The daily fee is collected at the door and we ask that you sign in each time you visit. 

Register Online

Activities 

At Wee Play, we enjoy hands-on play! Children develop and grow through interaction and exploration at their own pace. 

We enjoy arts and crafts, music, dance, reading and other creative play. 

Wednesdays with Ozzy’s Music Academy! 

11:00 AM to 11:30 AM 

Learn about the benefits of music for early childhood development. 

Days, Times & Location 

  • Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays 
  • 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM 
  • Veterans Memorial Building, 2203 Central Avenue, Room 120 
  • Wee Play is closed on holidays and occasionally for staff training. Please contact us with questions. 

Fees & Payment 

  • $6 per child, per day; drop-in admission. 
  • $60 drop-in card for 12 visits. 
  • Volunteers can help with setup or cleanup in exchange for free admission that day. Limited spots are available. 
  • We are unable to offer refunds for lost or stolen drop-in cards. Please contact us with any questions. 

Parent and Caregiver Expectations 

  • Children must remain accompanied and actively supervised by a parent or caregiver. 
  • Some activities may be messy; play clothes are recommended for all participants. 
  • We ask parents and caregivers to limit mobile device use to get the most out of this hands-on, interactive play experience. 
  • Please do a wellness check before coming to Wee Play. Stay home if your child is sick.