Join us on Wednesdays to explore science, technology, engineering, art, and math. Appropriate for kids in 1st-5th grade.
March 4: Coding Club
March 11: Feats of Engineering
March 18: May the Force (of Static Electricity) Be With You by STEMpunkED™
Explore Native American culture and arts with traditional Apache healer, curandero, consultant and artist David Atekpatzin Young. All ages welcomed. Specific programs listed below:
Native American Art: Dream Catchers
Saturday, March 28, 11 am-1 pm
The Native peoples of the north have been making dreamcatchers for a very long time. Following the teachings of the spider, the dreamcatcher is said to catch the bad dreams of a night and burn them off in the sunlight so that the person sleeping under the dreamcatcher need not have nightmares. Learn more with traditional Apache artist David Atekpatzin Young about making and decorating a small dreamcatcher.
Explore Native American culture and arts with traditional Apache healer, curandero, consultant and artist David Atekpatzin Young. All ages welcomed. Specific programs listed below:
Native American Art: Ojo De Dios
Saturday, March 7, 11 am-1 pm
The Huichol people are the talented yarn workers of the Indigenous community. One of the many crafts they make with yarn is the Ojo de Dios, or the “eye of god.” Learn more with traditional Apache artist David Atekpatzin Young and create an Ojo de Dios out of sticks, yarn and decorations.
Native American Art: Dream Catchers
Saturday, March 28, 11 am-1 pm
The Native peoples of the north have been making dreamcatchers for a very long time. Following the teachings of the spider, the dreamcatcher is said to catch the bad dreams of a night and burn them off in the sunlight so that the person sleeping under the dreamcatcher need not have nightmares. Learn more with traditional Apache artist David Atekpatzin Young about making and decorating a small dreamcatcher.
Join us for an afternoon of painting and music led by Danielle Shrestha of Creative U. Bring your own songs to add to our collective playlist as we work on a landscape painting and discover new music. Space and supplies are limited; registration is recommended. Please visit our online calendar to register.
Mailing a letter to an elected official is a wonderful way to get your voice heard. Join Lighthouse Writer’s Workshop to get your cause on paper. Then, add some eye-catching art to your postcard with a little help from the Clyfford Still Museum. We will provide the stamp and get your postcard mailed. This program is drop-in; come and go as you please. Appropriate for kids in grades 3-7.
Get creative every week with arts and crafts projects you can play with or give away as gifts. Appropriate for students in grades K-5. No registration required, but supplies are limited.
Join us each month as we learn about a different famous artist, view samples of their art, and create our own art based on their inspiration. Appropriate for elementary school-aged kids and their caregivers. Space is limited; registration recommended. Please visit our online calendar to register.
Learn about being a naturalist while working on your drawing skills. Participants will focus on details as they observe and draw live animal models. Space is limited; registration is requested. Please visit our online calendar to register.
Anythink and Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art have teamed up to bring you an art-making workshop each month. Join a visiting artist and express yourself through a variety of art media, with the emphasis on creativity and fun! Appropriate for students ages 5-12. Space is limited; registration is encouraged.
Bring out your inner artist and join us for an art project led by the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art. Participants will be able to take home their masterpieces and all materials will be provided.
