Visitors can bring their own project or start from scratch on one of our pre-selected starter projects. They will have 90 minutes in the studio to work on their project with the support of a maker educator but are not guaranteed a finished project in a single session. Tools Avaliable: Laser Cutter (Lightburn), 3D Printers (TinkerCAD/Doodle3D), and Cricut & Silhouette 4th Grade and higher This is a drop-off experience.
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Join us for a fun-filled day of making at KID Museum! Enter a magical forest of light, meet and work with visiting artists, and explore our expanded maker studios featuring textiles, electronics, woodworking, and so much more. KID Museum is a one-of-a-kind experience like no other. Admission: $15.00 per person (ages 3…
Explore the fundamentals of digital design using TinkerCAD, learn the basics of a 3D printer, and then see how the two work together to bring your designs to life. **All 3D prints will be ready to pick-up a week after the workshop. *Accompanying caregivers are asked to purchase a ticket as well*
The Writer’s Center and Tintas DC presents a FREE, informative, and inspiring symposium exploring Latine heritage in literature and popular culture. The event will feature free creative writing workshops followed by a panel discussion with featured writers Dahlia Aguilar, Raffi “DJ Raffi” Umanzo, and María Amelia Viter…
Gather the whole family for the fun as we learn American Sign Language vocabulary through stories, songs, and more! Sept 13: First Signs Sept 20: Autumn Signs Sept 27: Food Signs **Space is limited. Tickets are first come first served and will be handed out 30-minutes before the program. This program is for children of…
Visitors will work with their family/group to make a collaborative light-up innovation, like a piece of light-up art, a card, or pop-up engineering. *Accompanying caregivers are asked to purchase a ticket as well*
Visitors can bring their own project or start from scratch on one of our pre-selected starter projects. They will have 90 minutes in the studio to work on their project with the support of a maker educator but are not guaranteed a finished project in a single session. Tools Avaliable: Basic Circuitry, Push Connectors,…
Visitors will learn embroidery skills, like satin stich, and design raised embroidery pieces using hot glue and thread. Then, take your design home in a small embroidery hoop! *Accompanying caregivers are asked to purchase a ticket as well*
