The Museum’s hands-on workshops provide a wonderful opportunity for students to explore the collection, learn innovative art techniques and make new friends.
Participants will enhance their critical thinking, communication, and visual literacy skills as they explore the galleries and complete a hands-on art project each month. This program is designed specifically for aspiring homeschool artists ages 5-12.
Fall 2025
- Programs take place from 1 – 3:30 pm on the second Tuesday of the month
- This program suites learners ages 5-12
- Participants may register for any number of classes
- Registration must be made at least one week in advance to ensure supply availability
Price Per Workshop
- Members $20 / Non-members $22 (individual classes)
Fall Themes
October 14: Renaissance Printmaking
Learn about the history of printmaking through the exhibition Albrecht Durer: Master Prints. Then, try several different methods of printmaking in the studio.
November 11: Still Life Painting
Explore the rich and bright paintings of Allison Gildersleeve before working on your own colorful still life.
December 9: Focus on Ephemera
Visit the special Winter Wonderment exhibit, Season’s Greetings, and discover how everyday items—like greeting cards, family photos, and notebooks—can become meaningful treasures in a museum! Then, get creative and design your very own set of greeting cards to take home or share with someone special.
Are you interested in coordinating a private program for your homeschool group? Learn more about onsite group visits here.
Questions?
Please email Sophia Gipstein Scirico, Learning and Engagement Coordinator, at [email protected].