POV: You’re lost in the woods, you’re thirsty, but your water bottle is empty! And the water around you is… questionable at best. What to do!?
Today we’re stepping up to the challenge and trying to purify water using the tools we have at hand.
Evelyn Cheesman loved bugs. When she was told she wasn't allowed to study them because she was a girl, she figured out how to do it herself anyway. And every time she hit a setback, she kept powering through. Join us as we explore the life of "The Woman who Walks" and the insects she discovered, through story, art, and more.
In the US, women are 48% of the workforce but only 27% of the STEM careers. This family-friendly program explores a different science-loving lady each session through story, art, and more!
Registration is for one child with an adult. Adult must stay for the duration — this is not a drop-off program.
Creative Cooking offers life skills and art work all wrapped into one awesome class! They are designed for students to explore their creativity in the kitchen! A different theme and recipe (or two!) will be introduced in each workshop. While the food cooks, bakes, or simmers, our little chefs with enjoy additional art and/or games during those times. Each child will go home with their recipes to share with the entire family.
Rambutans? Tamarinds? Kumquats? You're telling me those aren't made up words?
They're not! Travel the world in fruit form as we sample, tasting fruits from across cultures that may be new to you.
Suminagashi is the ancient meditative Japanese practice of gently floating pigments on the surface of water with a brush and then capturing the mono print image on an absorbent paper. This exciting workshop will present historical background; introduce the time-honored technique and several possibilities.
