Phineas & Ferb
There’s 104 days of summer vacation, and this is the night we kick it off! Inspired by everyone’s favorite backyard-inventor stepbrothers Phineas and Ferb, this PopArts night combines big builds, big songs, and big fun. Drop them off with us for an evening of creativity and music they’ll be talking about all week.
What to expect
Kids will team up for our Big Idea Challenge, using cardboard, craft supplies, and imagination to construct an invention that makes today the best day ever, then present their creations at our Invention Showcase. But builders beware: rumor has it a certain evil scientist’s latest “-inator” may strike mid-build, forcing teams to think fast and adapt! From there, the night flows straight into a karaoke and dance party featuring songs from the show, followed by pizza and the Phineas and Ferb movie.
Why you'll love it
Where else can your child engineer a wild invention and belt out the songs of summer, all in one night? This evening celebrates exactly what we love most at CAA: the moment a kid’s big idea becomes something real, whether it’s built from cardboard or performed under the lights. You get a night out, they get the best day ever, and as always, age-appropriate music is guaranteed all evening long.
Class details
What’s included
$40 gets you the full PopArts experience — arts event, pizza dinner (gluten free option available), and movie included. Be sure to bring a refillable water bottle.
Prefer to skip dinner or bring your own? Grab a $30 ticket and still enjoy the arts portion and the movie.
Let’s be honest...
PopArts is for the kids. But it’s also a little bit for you.
From 5 to 9pm on the second Friday of every month, your child is in great hands creating, moving, singing, making friends, and experiencing the arts in a way that’s genuinely fun, not forced. No phones or iPads. No scrolling. Just real connection, real creativity, and a really good time.
We built PopArts because kids deserve more evenings like this where they’re engaged, inspired, and surrounded by other kids. Because the arts are best experienced together, not alone on a couch.
Grab your tickets. Drop them off. Go enjoy your Friday!