Events
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Poppies inspired by Georgia O’Keeffe
On Friday we’re making an oversized poppy inspired by Georgia O'Keeffe, who loved painting flowers larger than life so we could notice every detail. Why so big? Because sometimes the…
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Field of Flowers
A bold criss-cross background sets the stage for this playful masterpiece—now it just needs a burst of kid-powered color! Kids can choose their favorite flowers, bring them to life with…
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How Does Your Garden Grow?
Some veggies grow above the soil, some grow below—we’re planting both! Join us to craft a vibrant medley of patterned fabric vegetables that truly can’t be ‘beet’! For a charming,…
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Artist of the Month – Alma Thomas
Our June artist of the month is Alma Woodsey Thomas. She was a Black American artist who is famous for her bright, colorful paintings filled with patterns — of circles,…
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Tuesday Studio – Dash Painting
Inspired by the bold, rhythmic work of Alma Thomas, this Studio session is all about color, pattern, and playful precision. Kids will explore painting in repeating patterns—circles, waves, and dashed…
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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…
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Exploring Music
Are you ready to ignite your child's love for melodies and movement? Join us Wednesday at 10am for the ultimate musical adventure led by the amazing Kerry! From toe-tapping tunes…
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Erupting Volcano
This Wednesday craft is wonderfully unpredictable. With just a few strong breaths, color spreads, stretches, and races across the page like molten lava finding its path. No two eruptions looked…
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Paper Sculpture
Twist, crinkle, curl… and create! On Thursday, young artists turned simple paper strips into bold, dimensional masterpieces bursting with colors. By bending and layering strips onto a base, kids explore…
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Curiosity Crew
Calling all curious toddlers! In Curiosity Crew, we experiment, explore, and learn through play. From mixing colors to building towers, each week’s activity encourages little brains to ask big questions.…
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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…