The Atelier at Flowerfield is pleased to announce our newest youth program, "Museums on the Go", sponsored by The John C Dunphy Foundation.
This year, four Long Island Museums will be presenting fun and interactive workshops for 6-12 year olds, which will be followed by art lessons based on that workshop's theme.
Mermaids & Manatees with the Cold Spring Harbor Whaling Museum
Mermaids & Manatees with the Cold Spring Harbor Whaling Museum
Mermaids & Manatees with the Cold Spring Harbor Whaling Museum
In-Studio Class, One-Day Workshop
Saturday June 24th
10:00am - 12:00pm
$50.00 materials included
Learn about these incredible marine mammals and discover how they inspired the legend of the mermaid!
Explore mermaid myths from around the world and design a colorful seashell necklace or keychain to keep.
*If you have already registered for the then current session of Youth Art & Art History you do not need to register for this separately.
Exploring the Solar System with the Vanderbilt Museum
Mermaids & Manatees with the Cold Spring Harbor Whaling Museum
Mermaids & Manatees with the Cold Spring Harbor Whaling Museum
In-Studio Class, One-Day Workshop
Saturday September 30th
10:00am - 12:00pm
$50.00 materials included
Beginning on Earth, students will travel across the solar system, learning about the planets and other celestial bodies that call the night sky home.
*If you have already registered for the then current session of Youth Art & Art History you do not need to register for this separately.
Forensic Anthropology with the Long Island Science Museum
Mermaids & Manatees with the Cold Spring Harbor Whaling Museum
Forensic Anthropology with the Long Island Science Museum
In-Studio Class, One-Day Workshop
Saturday November 18th
10:00am - 12:00pm
$50.00 materials included
Students will have the opportunity to examine and compare a variety of real animal bones, using calipers to measure each bone and create a bar chart they can keep and use to identify animal bones outdoors.
After, students will get to resemble a model of the human skeleton before learning how to draw it!
*If you have already registered for the then current session of Youth Art & Art History you do not need to register for this separately.
Past Programs
Living in Space with the Cradle of Aviation
Saturday April 29, 2023
Presenter: The Cradle of Aviation Museum
There are many things one needs to know before venturing up into space...like how does one survive? The most common and practical questions will be answered on what life is like in space. Students will discover where to sleep, what kind of food is available, what astronauts wear, and how they go to the bathroom.
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