Virtual Extracurricular Activates See Success For All Ages In The Quad Cities

Many parts of the Quad Cities are still playing it safe when it comes to COVID-19 and are hosting virtual events for people of all ages. These virtual events have been going on for months, and some have even been happening for a year. If you and the kids are looking for new ways to grow and learn, a QC virtual event may be perfect for you!

Virtual events for younger kids include:

Story Time with Ms. Jade: This takes place every Tuesday and Thursday at 10am. You can join Ms. Jade for fun, games, and of course, stories. This is thanks to River Valley District Library in Illinois. More information and a event link can be found here.

Virtual Family Day - Your Way: This event takes place on the weekend, thanks to the Figge Art Museum. More information and a event link can be found here.

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Virtual events for those older kids include:

Virtual Dungeons & Dragons: This event happens Saturdays at 1pm. You and friends can now create and enjoy fun campaigns! This event is possible because of the River Valley District Library. More information here.

Teen Writing Club: This takes place on Fridays at 4pm. If you are interested in writing this group helps you to discuss current writing projects, learn about particular writing styles and forms, and pick the brains of guest speakers. Thanks to the Davenport library for making this possible. More information here.

Virtual events for others include:

Cooking with Heart Cooking Series: This event takes place Tuesdays at 5:30pm. "Cooking with Heart series offered by Unity Point. February is American Heart month. It is a great time to add some delicious dishes that are easy to make in 30 minutes or less and even some take less than 15 minutes." More information is here. 

There are also countless other virtual events from, "Family Explorer Series: Inside the Outreach Collection," "Biracial Women in Early Quad Cities History," "Coffee with Curators," and many more!