Join Hannah and Burdock in our Community Garden in front of the Museum every Wednesday morning from 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM to help tend the garden. This week we will explore the leaves we see in fall, learn how we use them in the garden, and find fun new ways to play with them. […]
Join us in the Art Studio for an brand new exploration of one of our favorite ways to make art, printmaking! Using natural materials, explore new ways to make printed works of art. Don't forget to stop by screen printing to compare our two ways to make prints!
This week in the Art Studio, we’re exploring the Three Sisters crops through deep dive into and folklore and maskmaking. The Three Sisters, otherwise known as squash, beans and corn, were depicted in stories as both the plants themselves, and as real women whose actions and choices had an impact on their community and world. […]
Explore hand sewing with extra cozy materials. We’ll work with fleece, felt, and other fuzzy fabrics and attach them using needles and thread.
Nursery Storytime: Acorn Was a Little Wild Join us in the Nursery to explore the change in season through storytime. This week, we will read Acorn Was a Little Wild by Jen Arena, and examine different parts of acorns. Afterwards, we will have the opportunity to craft with the tops and bottoms of the acorn shells.
Nursery: Little Scientists Join us in the Nursery to investigate the world around us! This week, we will explore oobleck. Oobleck acts like a liquid when being poured, but acts like a solid when still. Put your lab coat on and examine why! This program is designed with our youngest visitors in mind, but all […]
Join us in the Art Studio for an brand new exploration of one of our favorite ways to make art, printmaking! Using natural materials, explore new ways to make printed works of art. Don't forget to stop by screen printing to compare our two ways to make prints!
This week in the Art Studio, we’re exploring the Three Sisters crops through deep dive into and folklore and maskmaking. The Three Sisters, otherwise known as squash, beans and corn, were depicted in stories as both the plants themselves, and as real women whose actions and choices had an impact on their community and world. […]
Explore hand sewing with extra cozy materials. We’ll work with fleece, felt, and other fuzzy fabrics and attach them using needles and thread.
Join us in the Art Studio for an brand new exploration of one of our favorite ways to make art, printmaking! Using natural materials, explore new ways to make printed works of art. Don't forget to stop by screen printing to compare our two ways to make prints!
