Join us in the Studio to explore the art of Suminagashi! Suminagashi, which translates to 'floating ink', is the traditional Japanese art practice of marbling paper. We will explore the process of floating ink onto water and transferring it on to paper!
Try out contact dying by hammering flowers and other natural materials onto paper and fabric! This is a workshop intended for the whole family. At least one caregiver must attend with their child(ren). Please purchase one ticket per attendee. Workshop cost is $5 per attendee. Purchase your tickets at this link. Workshop prices are subsidized […]
Join us in the Traveling Exhibit for a fun dance party with music from DJ Arie Cole from 11am-4pm!
Interested in a career in the film and production industry? Join Hardy Studios, a multidisciplinary creative agency and hub for photography, films, installations and creative teachings, in MuseumLab's Tech Learning Lab for a workshop on the importance of communication, call times, organization, and more!
Create your own eyeshadow using mica powder! Learn techniques to apply your new eyeshadow. This workshop is for participants in Sixth through Eighth Grade. Workshop cost is $10 for non-members or $8 for members. To receive the member price, please use code MEMWORK$2. Membership will be verified when you visit. All materials will be provided. Purchase […]
Celebrate Remake Learning Day in the Studio with fabric scrap papermaking. Repurpose old clothing and fabric scraps into unique and beautiful paper!
Join us in the Studio to explore the art of Suminagashi! Suminagashi, which translates to 'floating ink', is the traditional Japanese art practice of marbling paper. We will explore the process of floating ink onto water and transferring it on to paper!
The Children's Museum will open at Noon today due to the route of the Pittsburgh Marathon. MuseumLab will open at it normal time, which is Noon.
Join us in the Changing Exhibit Gallery on the first floor for a fun dance party with music from DJ Dom!
Join us in MAKESHOP as we use hand drills to make holes in wood and drivers to drive screws. What motions make the tools work? How do screws help connect pieces of wood?
