Explore an age-old fiber arts process in a new and innovative way with Museum Educators Julia and Opal. We'll experiment with different wax resist dyeing techniques and learn about the practice and history of Batik. You won’t be able to “resist” this opportunity. This workshop for ages 10+. $20 for nonmembers / $17 for members […]
The Big Red Room Cafe will close at 2:00 pm today due to a special event. You are welcome to bring your own food and enjoy it in Buhl Community Park next door to the Children's Museum. Your wristband allows you to leave and reenter the Museum as often as you like during your visit.
The Children's Museum and MuseumLab will be closed on Monday, May 30, in observance of Memorial Day. The Children's Museum will reopen on Tuesday, May 31, at 10 am. We look forward to your visit!
Join us in the Studio as we explore Nature Journaling! Using a journal to document and record the things that you come across in nature is a great way to learn more about them! Come and make a nature journal to use as you explore the world around you! In the month of June, […]
Join us in the Nursery for Story Time with Karolyn! We’ll read stories about being a friend and kindness.
Join us in the backyard for Story Time! We’ll read books about nature and our favorite animals. In case of inclement weather, this event will be moved to the studio.
The Children's Museum is closed from June 7 -8 as we prepare for all the fun we'll be having this summer. Plus some surprises! Join us when we reopen on Thursday, June 9, at 10 am.
Join us in MAKESHOP as we explore the art and practice of sewing. Try different stitches, use needle and thread to attach fabric together, investigate the sensory qualities of fabric and fiber, and experiment with stuffing fabric shapes.
Join us in the Nursery for Story Time with Darin! We’ll read stories about being a friend and kindness.
Join us in the Studio as we look closely and explore the many different patterns that occur in nature! What do you notice about a leave when you look at it under a microscope? How will this influence your art making?
