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  • 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…

  • Exploring Music

    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…

  • 3D Trees

    Free with admission or a CME membership, while supplies last.

  • Animal World Experience

    Matt’s packing up his home zoo (well, part of it) and heading our way on Thursday! What do you think he’ll bring this time—something fuzzy, scaly, or just plain mysterious?…

  • 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…

  • Curiosity Crew

    Curiosity Crew

    Big ideas start small! That’s why we created Curiosity Crew, a drop-in program on Friday mornings where toddlers can dip their toes into science, technology, engineering, art, and math. With…

  • Mixed Media Trees

    Free with admission or a CME membership, while supplies last.

  • Matisse Collage

    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…

  • 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…

  • 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…