Fall: Creative Toddler + Me
Fall: Creative Toddler + Me
Fall: Creative Toddler + Me
Fall: Creative Toddler + Me
$10.00

Arts and Heritage Foundation St. Albert

Fall: Creative Toddler + Me

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Instructor: Emma Rockwell

Explore the current exhibition and create something special together during this studio time for toddlers and their families.

Note: This program runs on the second Friday of the month all year long.  

 

Ages: 2–4 (Parented Program)

Location: Art Gallery of St. Albert, 19 Perron Street

 

Upcoming Classes:

  • October 13: Along a Long Road!  

    Join us to create whimsical and fun cityscapes inspired by the story “Along a Long Road” by Frank Viva. In this class we will read the story, tour the gallery and then create our own beautiful piece of art.  

  • November 10: Color Changing Chameleons! 

    Join us to read “A Color of His Own” by Leo Leonni, tour the gallery and create a colorful and creative chameleon interactive art piece!   

  • December 8: Spectacular Snowflakes!  

    Join us for story time, a gallery tour and create beautiful mixed media snowflake art using all sorts of fun materials such as fabric, buttons, beads and more inspired by the story “All the Little Snowflakes” by Cindy Jin.  

       

    $10.00

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