THIS CLASS IS SOLD OUT. Waitlist available.
Grades K–6
Enter the world of myth and monsters and learn to draw creative creatures including dragons, unicorns, trolls, and Bigfoot with cartoonist and storyteller Joe Wos.

Grades K–6
Lions and tigers and bears, oh my! Learn to draw animals from around the world with fun and easy step-by-step cartoon instruction by cartoonist Joe Wos.

Grades K–6
‘Tis the season for turkeys, penguins, and polar bears! Cartoon winter-themed characters and use them to create your own holiday cards and comics with cartoonist Joe Wos.

Grades K–6
Enter the land of dinosaurs with cartoonist Joe Wos and learn to draw the giant creatures who roamed the planet before us. Wos is the creator of the book Maze-O-Zoic: 50 Dinosaur Mazes.

Grades K–6
From twisty mazes to comical rebuses, learn to make puzzles, mazes, and other games with master maze-maker Joe Wos, creator of the newspaper feature MazeToons and the best-selling A-Maze-ing Maze book series.

Grades Pre-K & Up with Adult
Children and their adults will work together to assemble and decorate Snoopy’s doghouse out of gingerbread—complete with a marshmallow Snoopy on top! Also make holiday cards and ornaments to take home. This workshop is designed for children ages 3–6 and an adult.

Grades K–6
Assemble and decorate Snoopy’s doghouse out of gingerbread—complete with a marshmallow Snoopy on top! Also make holiday cards and ornaments to take home. This workshop is designed for children in grades K–6.

Grades K–6
Assemble and decorate Snoopy’s doghouse out of gingerbread—complete with a marshmallow Snoopy on top! Also make holiday cards and ornaments to take home. This workshop is designed for children in grades K–6.

Grades K–6
Warm your heart and tummy by mixing and making holiday treats including reindeer cupcakes, snowflake quesadillas, and hot chocolate cookies.

Grades K–6
Build sets and characters with LEGOs. Add special effects, voices, and music, and work in small groups to create a short LEGO stop-motion movie using iPads.

Grades K–6
Create art that celebrates winter all around the world. Mold your own diya (lamp) for Diwali, the Indian Festival of Lights. Make a Scandinavian birdseed ornament for good luck and cut a Mexican papel picado garland.

Grades K–6
Have fun tinkering with batteries and motors to make mini robots that move, squishy circuits, magnetic mazes, and roller-coasters!

Grades K–6
Create characters, design backgrounds, and learn basic computer coding to create your very own video game with iPad apps.

Grades K–6
Jump, run, hop, and limbo your way through your own Winter Olympics! Design and wear a gold medal, make a snowflake luminary, and don’t forget to breathe deep with a hot chocolate breathing craft.

Grades K–6
From Flip-O-Ramas to iPads, create your own simple stories and characters and make them come to life through hand-drawn, stop-motion, and live-action movie-making!

Grades K–6
Have fun playing reindeer games while making a delicious smoothie, creating your own reindeer food, designing a reindeer ornament, and more!

Grades K–3
Snow globes, snow slime, and painting with marshmallows are just some ways you’ll get creative and crafty throughout a morning of winter-themed art and activities.

Grades 4–6
Join artist Barbara Golden to learn to draw your favorite Pokémon or anime characters from first sketch to inking and coloring.

Grades K–6
Make a real bouncing snow ball, craft a winter terrarium, and explore the science of marshmallows by building with them, melting them, making marshmallow mud, and more!

Grades K–3
Get ready for the best party of the New Year! Make a dance ribbon wand, learn fun Yoga poses, create your own Zen garden to take home, and keep moving with crafts and games all morning.

Grades 4–6
Join artist Barbara Golden and learn to create simple and fun comic characters, each with a different personality. Use graphite pencils, colored pencils, ink, and markers to tell your own story with comic strips.

Grades K–3
Tie-dye a t-shirt, make a knotted mala backpack clip, and design your own peace flag while exploring the Schulz Museum and learning about the smallest Peanuts character, Woodstock, and his feathered friends.

Grades 4–6
Experiment with different art media with artist Barbara Golden. What happens when watercolor meets crayon, or when salt sprinkles watercolors? Discover the difference between oil and soft pastels, the fun stuff you can do with a toothbrush and paint, and more.