Events
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Ice Cream Craft
uild your dream cone—with no chance of melting! In this sweet summer craft on Tuesday, kids can stack colorful scoops to create their own custom treat. How many scoops will yours have? What 'flavors' will you choose? Don’t forget the sprinkles… or the cherry on top!
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Alma’s Art on a Circle
Each child starts with a circle placed somewhere on their paper and builds outward using rectangular and square shapes, creating patterns. Lines shift, repeat, and evolve as they go, giving each child the freedom to experiment with movement, balance, and design.
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Blueberry Baskets
Tuesday’s craft uses blueberry picking energy, minus the bugs and the sticky fingers (well… mostly). Kiddos start by gluing a little cardboard pint right onto their page, then dip their fingers into blue ink to “fill” it up with berries one perfect dot at a time.
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Patriotic Windsock
Nothing says “summer celebration” quite like a patriotic windsock dancing around in the breeze! Kids will create their own red, white, and blue windsocks with stars, streamers, and plenty of festive flair — because honestly, what’s a party without one?
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Red, White & Blue Necklaces
Wear your patriotism on your sleeve... or your wrist! Join us on as we create red, white, and blue necklaces inspired by America's 250th birthday. Kids can mix, match, and design their own wearable masterpiece while celebrating this historic milestone. They're as fun to make as they are to wear,
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Stars & Stripes Poppers
We're turning patriotic colors into high-flying fun on Friday with our patriotic pompom poppers! Kiddos will build their own launcher and put their engineering skills to the test as red, white, and blue pompoms soar through the air. Who says learning about science and motion can't be a blast? Just be warned: once the pompoms…
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CME is Closed
The CME will be closed on Saturday to celebrate the 4th! We are now closed on Sundays for the month of July and August.
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Fiery Meteor
Young space explorers can create their own fiery meteor as we bring a little cosmic excitement to the Museum. Fortunately, this meteor is made of paper and imagination—not like the real one that lit up Massachusetts skies a few weeks ago before splashing down!
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Shooting Star
You know what they say: if you wish upon a star, your dreams just might come true. And if your wish is for an afternoon filled with creativity and fun, you're definitely in the right place.
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Galaxy Necklace
This is one we've been looking forward to! String together your very own planetary necklace using a variety of beads that represent the planets in our solar system. Part craft, part science lesson, and completely out of this world, this activity lets kids design a wearable model of our solar system. Pretty clever, right?