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Try It Thursday’s
Want to try something creative but don’t want the hassle of buying supplies and making the mess at home? Gather a friend or two, and come on in for a one night only make it and take it art experience. Bring a bottle of wine and let the art party begin! Advanced registration required. On April 28 make your very own cocktail recipe book - show it off at your next party as you create crafty cocktails!
Find out more »Mommy & Me (and Daddy, too!) Ages 2 – 4
A great introduction for the young artist to explore the world of art. The program includes a mini museum tour, art project, and story for one child and one adult.
Find out more »Mommy & Me (and Daddy, too!) Ages 2 – 4
A great introduction for the young artist to explore the world of art. The program includes a mini museum tour, art project, and story for one child and one adult.
Find out more »Exploration: Watercolors Age 10-13
Explore a multitude of watercolor techniques such as wash, resists, masking, texture - while making landscapes, underwater, animal, and non-objective paintings. Great for brushing up on existing skills and learning new abilities.
Find out more »Batik Workshop
Learn the art of batik and how to apply wax resist with direct dye painting on 15" x 15" fiber. Walk away with a gorgeous wall hanging to display!
Find out more »Bird, Feather, Egg and Nest! Ages 7-9
Make art inspired by our winged friends, the birds. Discover their habitats and textures through sculptures, paintings, and drawing. Make a bird, eggs, nest, wings and more!
Find out more »The Bard in Spring
This choral concert, commemorating the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare’s death, will feature musical settings of texts by Shakespeare and several other well-known English poets. Texts will include excerpts from “Much Ado about Nothing,” “Measure for Measure,” “As You Like It,” “Hamlet,” “Othello,” Twelfth Night,” “The Winter’s Tale,” and “Two Gentlemen of Verona.” The music will be as varied as Shakespeare’s works, ranging from lush, haunting settings by Ralph Vaughan Williams, Orlando Gibbons and John Rutter to lilting, joyful and even boisterous settings by Thomas Morley, Franz Schubert, Emma Lou Diemer, Brian McLinden and others.
Find out more »FREE Hands-On ART Events at RAM
Join us at Racine Art Museum, 441 Main Street for a family-oriented art project. Each one coincides with a current exhibition. Saturday, January 9 during Downtown Racine's Big Chill Event Mini "Snow" Sculptures 1:00 - 4:00 pm Free RAM admission during Free Family Hands-On Art Activity Friday, February 12 Early Release Day for RU students Let Me Count the Ways 2:00 - 4:00 pm Saturday, March 5 Color Spectrum 1:00 - 4:00 pm Free First Friday, May 6 California Colors 4:00 - 8:00 pm
Find out more »Milwaukee Magic & Comedy Monthly
Come Watch a Rotating Cast of Comedians, Magicians, and Variety Entertainers on the First Friday of Every Month!
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