Events
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Tuesday Studio
Bubbling Cauldron -We’ll play around with ways to create green and purple bubbles rising from a black cauldron. And hopefully get an answer to the big question… just what is…
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Pumpkin Collage
Yayoi Kusama is famous for her gourds—covered head to toe in playful polka dots! We’re inviting little artists to put their own spin on her dotted pumpkins. Using yarn and…
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Exploring Music
People simply love Kerry's Exploring Music class on Wednesday mornings at 10am because it’s filled with toe-tapping tunes and hand-clapping fun! Kids and their grown-ups get to groove together with…
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Gabby Ghouls
Handprints + paint = giggles! Kids paint their ghoul and add a bit of themselves with a handprint for a super cute, silly take on a ghost. More funny than…
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Marble Roll Mummy
Create your very own gauze-wrapped mummy with the help of…marbles! (And a little white paint, of course.) It’s simple supplies, big fun, and all the rolling and shaking will have…
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STEM Week!
We're excited to be part of Mass STEM Week, a statewide celebration of science, technology, engineering and math! Come join the fun as we introduce our youngest visitors to the…
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Cotton Swab Skeletons
Our cotton swab skeletons are striking a pose—whether it’s the latest TikTok dance or a classic moonwalk. Your little ghoul gets to decide how their bony buddy moves. Free with…
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Sticky Spider Webs
Get tangled up in some web-tacular fun! First, spin your own dazzling web design, then give it some creepy-cute tenants by creating a whole family of spiders from dot stickers.…
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Tuesday Studio
Bat Wings - Uh-oh! This nocturnal bat is missing its wings. Let’s get clever and print some leafy ones to complete the picture. Tuesday Studio is all about experimenting—process art,…
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Erupting Volcano
Create an action-packed prehistoric scene! Use drops of paint “lava” and use a straw to blow them up and out of the volcano’s top for a fiery, bubbly eruption. Then…
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Prehistoric Patchwork
Get ready to piece together a dino masterpiece! In this craft, kids will use bits of this and that—paper scraps, fabric pieces, and textured odds and ends—to create a dimensional…