Museums, galleries, theater, dance, and cultural events in Moraga, CA. Feed your creative side.
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Art Class is available every Monday and Friday free of charge to all Miami Beach seniors at the North Beach Senior Center located at 7251 Collins Avenue. Registration required. For more information, contact the UNIDAD Senior Center at 305.867.0051.
Just in time for graduation join us in decorating your graduation caps. This year we have two dates for those who are unable to come during the week! Toppers and all materials will be provided all that is necessary is your creativity. For those who do not get their caps in time, toppers will be...
Celebrate AAPI Heritage Month by creating Cherry Blossom Scrolls inspired by traditional Japanese art. All materials will be provided by the library. Space is limited while supplies last.
An exhibit featuring works by many first-time Festival of Arts Fine Art Show exhibitors.
Come hang out with us for an hour of brainstorming future craft wizardry and teen programming magic! Meanwhile, let your brilliant ideas take the spotlight and come to life!
@ About Event Details About the Artists Gallery Plan Your Visit Andy Goldsworthy: For Olle & Once The Ocean Floor With Four Artists Presented By Haines Gallery Haines Gallery presents two dynamic exhibitions – Andy Goldsworthy: For Olle and Once The Ocean Floor: Photography By John Chiara, Linda...
Join local author-illustrator and Art of Nature artist Sophie Wood Brinker for a behind-the-scenes look at the making of Birds of Santa Cruz. In this engaging talk, Wood Brinker will share her creative process for illustrating the 25 bird species featured in her book, from early field observations..
Join us for paper folding magic! Learn simple folding techniques and create animals and shapes. Origami paper will be provided.This program is intended for teens, but all are welcome.
Celebrate Central Library's 100th birthday by learning how to design, carve, and print a linoleum block as a...
Join us in a fun and relaxing atmosphere where we will create artwork and practice different art techniques. This program is for adults and older adults interested in art and connecting with others...
Explore hands-on creativity at Pretend City Children’s Museum in Irvine, California with an immersive summer art exhibit where families can paint, build, and create together through play-based experiences.
Join OC Public Libraries for Spring Art Classes! Celebrate spring with color, creativity, and community—then take home a bright new masterpiece! Classes are designed for adults, but children ages 6 a...
The Hilando Resistencia Art Exhibit is a community-based exhibition that showcases embroidered pieces created by Latin American migrant women in San Francisco as part of the Hilando Resistencia project. Through textile art, participants transformed personal migration stories, memories, and emotions.
Matt Passmore’s Tied/Untied Sculpture greats visitors to the Fort Mason Center For Arts & Culture waterfront campus.
Eugenia will guide you through making a dim sum menu using various paper crafts, and referencing real dim sum! Craft best for ages 7 and up. Eugenia Yoh is a Taiwanese-American author-illustrator in the Bay Area. She is a children's book designer at Chronicle Books during the day and a children's...
Join artist Forest Stearns for his monthly plein air art practice meet-up at the UC Botanical Garden.
Underwater Bottleneck reimagines the Gas Station as a deep-sea tableau. Schools of fish crafted from discarded plastics and repurposed wine bottles float gracefully overhead, as jellyfish drift above a glowing mound of empty jugs – a scene that reflects both ocean resilience and fragility....
Do you love to knit and/or crochet? Join us on Friday afternoons for our knit and crochet circle. Meet other yarn lovers while working on your latest project, get help when you're stuck, and share ideas. Limited instruction is available in English, Hindi, Punjabi, and Gujarati but please note that..
In celebration of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Dwight Hwang will share the traditional Japanese method of fish printing, Gyotaku. This is a traditional Japanese printmaking practice that began as a way for fishermen to record their catch, dating back to the mid-1800s....
This one is for you, Santa Monica! Join us every THIRD THURSDAY of the month from September to May as the Pier will be rolling out the red carpet for Santa Monicans for a curated series for locals, by locals. Gather your friends and family and head down to the Pier for amazing entertainment...
Join us to make a bird pin inspired by a popular craft among incarcerated Japanese Americans during World War II.
Thursday, May 21 4:00 p.m Speaker: Michael Brown, PhD, Senior Curator of European Art, The San Diego Museum of Art MOPA@SDMA Join the Latin American Arts Council (LAAC) for a stimulating, curator-led exploration of the work of Graciela Iturbide, one of the most influential photographers of her...
Join us for open time to use the library’s sewing machines. Bring your project or use some of our supplies to make your own. There will be no formal instruction, but assistance will be provided for the machines if necessary.
Join us for a hands-on bookbinding workshop where you’ll make a small notebook. We will learn the beginner-friendly bookbinding technique of long stitch with a slotted spine, which involves cutting, assembling and hand sewing. Free supplies will be provided to 15 patrons and distributed on a...
Join Local artist Erna Van Dyk as she teaches you how to see and paint color and simple shapes. This month Erna Takes inspiration from a butterfly. Classes are designed for all levels of painter. Each participant will take home their own charming painting.
Join us at Novato Library for our monthly Teen Crafternoon! This May, we at the Marin County Free Library are proud to present a variety of offerings celebrating Our Woven Heritage: Celebrating Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders, AANHPI Heritage by highlighting textiles and...
This hands-on, in-person program at the Casa Verdugo Library is designed to introduce children to simple fabric craft making. New, clean socks are provided. While supplies last. We welcome persons with disabilities to participate in all our programs and events. For accommodations requests, please...
Bring your own craft or make something at the library! We have supplies available, and we can teach you the basics. Or, join us to share your skills. Socialize or have a quiet place away from home to get some crafting done.
Craft Circle Please join our Community Craft Circle where you can work on your knitting, crochet, tatting, embroidery, or any craft you like! We get together every other Friday from 1PM to 4PM to have a chance to be social and creative together. The space is large with chairs, tables, and plugs on..
Join us as we recreate the beauty and culture of tapa art from the Pacific Islands. This program is best for ages 5-12. Wear clothes you don't mind getting messy.
Join us for a process-based art activity for toddlers that encourages learning through play and exploring with their senses. Please dress for mess! For ages 2 - 5 with their parent or caregiver.
Celebrate Asian American, Native Hawaiian, & Pacific Islander Heritage Month by creating Japanese origami butterflies. Also, join the Teen Advisory Board and let us know what programs you'd like to see at the library. For teens ages 13 - 18.
Join us for a self-led art experience at the library! Whether you are a beginner or simply looking to unwind creatively, our Art Studio invites you to explore your artistic side at your own pace. We will provide a selection of basic art materials to get you started.
Kumihimo, an ancient art technique using tools for Japanese braid-making. Join us to learn about two different tools used and then create your own braid to take home. For ages 13 - 17
Get creative with a new craft each week! From fuse beads and mosaics to fun yarn projects, there's always something new to make. Best for children 6+. Children under 6 yrs old will need an adult present to help them. Drop in, no registration needed.
Please join us for our monthly painting & drawing night on the 3rd Thursday of each month. We will have materials provided for: Watercolor & Acrylic painting Coloring Drawing We also encourage any participants to bring other projects that they are working on, even if no painting/drawing is involved.
Looking for a place to create alongside fellow art-minded people? Open Art Share is a welcoming connections program designed for those who love making art in all its forms. Bring your current...
In honor of AANHPI month, teen volunteers will lead an origami workshop with designs that range from easy, medium and hard levels. All ages are welcome to participate in this program. Supplies will be provided. Space is limited. Library staff may take photos, videos, or audio recordings at our...
Come explore the limits of your building imagination or try out one of our suggested builds. All materials provided. For ages 18 months - 11 years old.
Have you ever had a button come off your shirt and wondered how to sew it back on? Join us to learn some basic sewing techniques to help in life’s sewing emergencies! For tweens and teens, ages 12 - 18.
Create your own beautiful framed artwork inspired by this charming sea glass bird design! In this hands-on craft program, participants will arrange colorful glass pieces to form sweet little birds...
Celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with us! Join an Ikebana workshop led by Nakaba Emtesali, a graduate of the Ohara School of Ikebana of San Diego. Ikebana, the Japanese art...
Join us in celebrating Asian American, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander Heritage Month and learn about the history of the fan. We will share fun historical facts, followed by an art activity. For ages 5 – 12 with parent or caregiver.