Events
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Tuesday Studio
Fall’s colors may be fading, but we’re not done yet! We’ll use crayon shavings and waxed paper to melt a masterpiece—an oak leaf glowing with every color of autumn. Free…
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Furry Squirrel
We took this craft to the next level because we know what kids love. In our version, the squirrel has a fuzzy tail—just like the real thing. Free with admission…
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Nutty Snail
Slow down and take some time to enjoy this craft of a little snail, carrying its cozy house right on its back. With every swirl of its shell, it’s a…
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Furry Squirrel
Kids can make their own speedy squirrel — racing through the leaves to gather every last nut and acorn before winter sets in. It’s a flurry of creativity, color, and…
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Wooden Owl
Owl you’ll need for fall décor is this adorable little owl, made from a wooden disk! Add a couple of oversized googly eyes and some wings and he’s ready to…
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Leafy Little Owl
Bagging leaves is usually a real chore, but not this time! Stuff a bag full of leaves, give it a quick makeover, and—whoooo-lala!—you’ve got yourself an owl. What a hoot! …
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Tuesday Studio
Paint like Matisse - Did you know? When Henri Matisse was sick and stuck in bed, he didn’t let that stop him—he just made his paintbrush longer so he could…
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Terracotta Turkeys
Flip it, clip it, and gobble it up! On Tuesday, turn an ordinary pot upside down and—voilà!—you’ve got the perfect turkey body. Add a tail-load of feathers, a wobbly wattle,…
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Matisse Goldfish
Some of Henri Matisse’s most famous paintings feature a bowl of bright goldfish perched on a little table draped with a colorful cloth. Sometimes, a curious cat even sneaks a…
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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…
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Matisse 3D Fish Bowl
Henri Matisse loved to paint everyday things in bold, joyful colors—like his famous series of goldfish bowls surrounded by bright patterns and sunlight. In this project, we’ll take his inspiration…
