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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,…

  • 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…

  • Exploring Music

    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…

  • 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…

  • Dinosaur Garland

    Ready to party like it’s prehistory? Choose a dino of every style—from a trendy Triceratops to a fierce but fabulous T. rex—and string them together into a roarin’ garland. Add…

  • Dino Scratch Art

    Scratch your way to a one-of-a-kind dino! Reveal brilliant colors beneath the black coating as you create wild scales, fierce talons, and dazzling teeth. Who says dinosaurs didn’t sparkle?  Free…

  • Artist of the Month

    November’s Artist of the Month is French collagist, painter, and sculptor Henri Matisse. Matisse is celebrated for his bold use of bright colors and playful, simplified forms. With a childlike…

  • Matisse stained glass panels

    Matisse stained glass panels

    We’re getting inspired by Matisse’s love of bold colors and playful shapes! Kids can create their very own stained-glass window using tissue paper and scissors—just like Matisse created for the…

  • Tuesday Studio

    Matisse Banner - In this week’s Studio, kids can create a colorful felt collage inspired by Henri Matisse! Using bright pre-cut shapes, young artists can explore Matisse’s playful style—where simple…

  • Matisse Collage

    Did you know Henri Matisse is famous for his cut-paper collages? Instead of just painting, he loved working with scissors—snipping bold, colorful shapes and arranging them into dazzling designs. We’ll…