Walk in! Workshop: Sustainable Sculptures
In honor of Earth Day, we'll be creating art sculptures using recyclable items such as paper towel rolls, cardboard, paper, boxes, magazine pages, and more.
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Roots of Rhythm
Staten Island Children's Museum 1000 Richmond Terrace, Building M, Staten Island, NY, United StatesA guest artist from S’Cool Sounds will teach visitors about a variety of exciting percussion instruments and their geographic origins! Come learn to play different rhythms and interact using key musical elements such as dynamics, tone, call and response, unison, and improvisation. To take place at 12:00 pm, 1:00 pm, and 2:00 pm. Included with…
Walk in! Workshop: Sustainable Sculptures
In honor of Earth Day, we'll be creating art sculptures using recyclable items such as paper towel rolls, cardboard, paper, boxes, magazine pages, and more.
ShopRite Kids Cook: New Orleans Style Red Beans with Rice
Staten Island Children's Museum 1000 Richmond Terrace, Building M, Staten Island, NY, United StatesEnjoy the taste of homey comfort though our Pantry Staples recipe series. This week, we're making New Orleans Style Red Beans with Rice. ShopRite Kidz Cook is a caregiver-and-me program that introduces children to a diversity of foods, explains cooking concepts and helps build dexterity with cooking utensils. Recommended for children ages four and up. …
Walk in! Workshop: Sustainable Sculptures
Create art sculptures using recyclable items such as paper towel rolls, cardboard, paper, boxes, magazine pages, etc. Participants will be asked to use every material given to make an art piece, embracing our theme: Zero Waste. Through the art made by our visitors, they’re showing the world how to reuse and recycle, reminding us all…
Spring Break Dance Party with Walter Rutledge
Staten Island Children's Museum 1000 Richmond Terrace, Building M, Staten Island, NY, United StatesOn April 28th, throughout the day, visitors can groove at the Spring Break Dance Party with choreographer and dancer, Walter Rutledge! Dancers come together for a fun celebration of rhythm, movement, and pure joy! Workshops will take place at 12:00, 1:00, 2:00, and 3:00. The Guest Artist Series is sponsored by
Walk in! Workshop: Sustainable Sculptures
Create art sculptures using recyclable items such as paper towel rolls, cardboard, paper, boxes, magazine pages, etc. Participants will be asked to use every material given to make an art piece, embracing our theme: Zero Waste. Through the art made by our visitors, they’re showing the world how to reuse and recycle, reminding us all…
Walk in! Workshop: Sustainable Sculptures
In honor of Earth Day, we'll be creating art sculptures using recyclable items such as paper towel rolls, cardboard, paper, boxes, magazine pages, and more.
Walk in! Workshop: Sustainable Sculptures
In honor of Earth Day, we'll be creating art sculptures using recyclable items such as paper towel rolls, cardboard, paper, boxes, magazine pages, and more.
Walk-in! Workshop: Kinetic Sculptures
Join us for a hands-on workshop inspired by the legendary Alexander Calder! Known for his mesmerizing kinetic sculptures, Calder's work comes to life in our Kinetic Sculpture Workshop. Participants will explore the world of movement and balance by creating their own sculptures using primary colored paper and simple shapes like circles, triangles, and squares. Cut,…
Walk-in! Workshop: Kinetic Sculptures
Join us for a hands-on workshop inspired by the legendary Alexander Calder! Known for his mesmerizing kinetic sculptures, Calder's work comes to life in our Kinetic Sculpture Workshop. Participants will explore the world of movement and balance by creating their own sculptures using primary colored paper and simple shapes like circles, triangles, and squares. Cut,…
Walk-in! Workshop: Kinetic Sculptures
Join us for a hands-on workshop inspired by the legendary Alexander Calder! Known for his mesmerizing kinetic sculptures, Calder's work comes to life in our Kinetic Sculpture Workshop. Participants will explore the world of movement and balance by creating their own sculptures using primary colored paper and simple shapes like circles, triangles, and squares. Cut,…
