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Kids ages 4 and up, accompanied by an adult, are welcome to drop-in for some FREE art fun at RAM’s Wustum Museum, 2519 Northwestern Avenue. From 3:30 to 5:30 pm on Thursday, December 16, families are invited to create delightful handmade holiday ornaments.
Celebrate the snowy season by painting a chilly winter scene on canvas! Learn about color mixing and how to create dimension using shades of white.
Explore watercolor as a medium and learn different ways to work the paints with water and other materials.
Cultivate and sharpen your drawing skills using a variety of materials. Learn to create fun, illustrative 2D artwork from start to finish.
Let's get messy! Create the foundation for your next masterpiece, from pulp to paper.
Design, ice, and paint an edible miniature masterpiece! Learn to perfectly decorate deserts every time with professional cookie art designer Becca Cairns of Enjoy LLC.
Feeling inspired by the season? Wishing for more snow to play in? Make art that keeps the snow around all year! Explore a wide range of materials while crafting many wintery creations.
Make art with metal repoussé! Learn the art of foil tooling to create a multitude of metal masterpieces.
Visit RAM from 1:00 to 3:00 pm on Saturday, March 5 to create a free family friendly art project inspired by the work of artist Evelyn Patricia Terry.
March is National Nutrition Month and Women's History Month. Celebrate both with a family friendly event at RAM’s Wustum Museum of Fine Arts. Stop by for their monthly Free Drop-In for Art on Thursday, March 17, 3:30 – 5:00 pm to meet special guest Amy Macemon, a FoodWIse educator and create a Watercolor Food Still Life Collage inspired by Watercolor Wisconsin 2021.
Create art that explores the vibrant colors and sunshine associated with springtime. All sorts of materials will be explored to get you hopping into the season!
There's nothing better than having a cat or dog as a companion! This workshop will cover a variety of feline and canine breeds to draw, complete with adorable poses and expressions. Learn how to create templates—basic forms that can be used as a starting point for future drawings.
