Children’s Museum of Phoenix: Thing-a-ma-jigs
Construct a one-of-a-kind masterpiece in the Art Studio all month using recyclables plus a dash of imagination. Free with Admission
Construct a one-of-a-kind masterpiece in the Art Studio all month using recyclables plus a dash of imagination. Free with Admission
Do you know Frankenstein's story? Learn all about him in this fun program where you will get to make a Frankenstein origami that you can actually play with! This program is best suited for kids ages 6-12. Seating is limited; offered while supplies last.
Make Halloween-themed Origami! Make and take with you the origami you created. We'll fold paper into shapes of a bat, a skull, a pumpkin, and a ghost. Wednesday, October 30th at 3:30pm. Taught by Nathalie Mornu. All supplies provided. Space is limited - please register online, at desk or by calling the Flowing Wells library at 520-594-5225.
Teens ages 13-18 can join us for learning basics in Adobe Illustrator, all skill levels welcome.
Our classic live star talk has been taken over by a spooky twist. Learn about the darker astronomical stories and myths of the night sky and its mysterious constellations, all from a Tucson perspective. Audience: General, all ages Style: Live presentation about constellations and astronomy with a spooky twist Planetarium Tickets Adults: $14 Children (ages 3-15): $10...
Make 2 beautiful 3-dimensional cards for the holidays! You will use colored cardstock, designer papers, stamps, and die cuts with adhesives. The instructor provides pictured instructions with room for creativity! No experience necessary all supplies provided. Registration required, Limit 15 participants.
When 5:30 – 6:30 p.m., Oct. 30, 2024 Tumamoc Talks bring together University of Arizona research to the greater Tucson community. Our speaker: Jesús M. García was born and raised in Magdalena de Kino, Sonora, México. he has been associated with the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum Since 1991. Jesús is a Desert Ecologist and Ethnobotanist and...
Tumamoc Talks bring together University of Arizona research to the greater Tucson community. Our speaker: Jesús M. García was born and raised in Magdalena de Kino, Sonora, México. he has been associated with the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum Since 1991. Jesús is a Desert Ecologist and Ethnobotanist and serves as a Conservation Research Associate, teaching natural history...
Intermediate glass blowing provides a venue for students to refine their skills at creating basic forms and adapt that knowledge to create original works. All students are required to previous glass blowing experience—either having taken beginning glassblowing one or multiple times, or several months of experience at other studios/schools. Students are encouraged to consult a...