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MakeLab: Pop-Up Cards

Join us in MakeLab to learn paper engineering techniques and use specialized cutting tools to create dynamic pop-up cards.

MakeLab: Pop-Up Cards

Join us in MakeLab to learn paper engineering techniques and use specialized cutting tools to create dynamic pop-up cards.

MakeLab: Pop-Up Cards

Join us in MakeLab to learn paper engineering techniques and use specialized cutting tools to create dynamic pop-up cards.

Youth Night at MuseumLab (6th-8th graders)

We’re turning the tables on February and hosting a fun, free night focused on friendship and self love!

With games, music, snacks and lots of hands-on activities.

For 6th-8th graders (or equivalent ages) only.

Advance registration required.   Register here

Made possible by generous support from Arconic Foundation.

 

MakeLab: Linocut

Join us in MakeLab as we explore the process of linocut printing. Use specialized tools to carve your own design into linoleum blocks and print onto paper or fabric.

MakeLab: Linocut

Join us in MakeLab as we explore the process of linocut printing. Use specialized tools to carve your own design into linoleum blocks and print onto paper or fabric.

MakeLab: Linocut

Join us in MakeLab as we explore the process of linocut printing. Use specialized tools to carve your own design into linoleum blocks and print onto paper or fabric.

Make Lab: Wet Enameling

Paint with liquid enamels to create a fused glass-and-metal design that can be used as a magnet or pin.

This activity is designed for visitors ages 9+.

Made possible with generous support from Arconic Foundation.

Make Lab: Wet Enameling

Paint with liquid enamels to create a fused glass-and-metal design that can be used as a magnet or pin.

This activity is designed for visitors ages 9+.

Made possible with generous support from Arconic Foundation.

MAKESHOP: Book and Zine Making

Create your very own book or mini magazine! Explore the parts and pieces of books, then use paper, recycled materials and specialized tools to make your own. How will you fill the pages of your creation?