Events for Fall & Winter 2025
The Great Mineral Quest: Heroes, Laws & LEGO (Private Event)
For Ages: 1st – 3rd Grade
Tickets: $40 per child (Members pay $35)
Includes: 3 guided art projects + snack time + take-home creations!
Mineral Hero Build Station
Each child receives a surprise LEGO Mineral Blind Bag (five possible types!). They’ll build their mineral, discover its “powers,” and create a fun identity card to kick off their adventure.
Mineral Debates & Voting
Young citizens team up by mineral type to pitch why their mineral is the most valuable to the community.
Kids will cast real ballots, drop them into a ballot box, and receive a special “I Voted!” badge—learning the basics of democracy in a playful, age-friendly way.
Mini Council Session: Elect Leaders & Make a Law
Children elect a Mayor and Mineral Council, then work together to pass a simple kid-created law about fairness, teamwork, or protecting their mineral world.
It’s leadership, empathy, and teamwork—all wrapped in imaginative play.
Why STEAM?
Because science, tech, engineering, art, and math help kids build boldly, think critically, and create with confidence.
Why Civics & Legislation?
Because every child deserves to understand that their voice matters—and that even small leaders can make big changes in their communities.
Parents Stay & Play!
This event is hands-on, creative, and family-friendly. Parents are welcome to stay, watch, or join in on the fun while kids explore, vote, and build.
Hosted by KeepItClean Inc., a nonprofit delivering pop-up creative learning experiences to kids in every neighborhood.
***This is a PRIVATE EVENT***
Back to School Lego Camp
Back-to-School Art Camp: A Day of Creativity, Confidence, and Connection
Our Back-to-School Art Camp brought together ten bright young creators from grades 3–8 for a full day of hands-on imagination and artistic expression. Each child stepped into the workshop with curiosity — and left with new skills, new friends, and a deeper belief in their own creative power.
The day kicked off with a surprise challenge: every child received a mystery mini-figure and a bag of Lego pieces. From there, they built unique scenes that pushed their problem-solving and storytelling skills. Using their creations as inspiration, students then drew their scenes and wrote original stories that showcased their voices, humor, and ideas.
Throughout the day, campers practiced collaboration, shared encouragement, and explored art in ways that strengthened confidence and social-emotional growth. During our final share-out, every child proudly presented their Lego build, their drawing, and the story they brought to life.
The camp wrapped with open creative time — freestyle Lego building, continued drawing, and coloring — giving each participant space to relax, explore, and express themselves.
Our mission at Keep It Clean is to make high-quality arts experiences accessible, meaningful, and empowering. This camp delivered exactly that: a joyful space where kids felt seen, supported, and excited to create.