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Have fun creating art at home with our Earth Day-inspired Box Art Kit! Each kit includes everything you need to create a floral-themed project, including a variety of recycled materials, step-by-step instructions, and basic art supplies.
Presented in partnership with the Racine Public Library, RAM Docent and storyteller extraordinaire Gail Navratil will be in the RAM galleries from 10:00 to 11:00 am on Friday, April 17, to share a few springtime stories—perfect for kids ages 2–5. You can also create a sweet make-and-take art project inspired by RAM PEEPS® Brand Art Exhibition 2026 while listening to the stories!
Make a fun and fidget friendly flared spinner ring! Create a base of sterling silver and outer rings in a choice of copper, brass, or sterling silver.
Create a non-objective 6 x 6 inch stained glass piece and a mini mosaic.
Join the Racine Art Museum for the Creative Crawl—Downtown Racine’s first official First Friday of the season. Enjoy free museum admission and extended viewing hours from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm on Friday, May 1.
Learn to create a beautifully unique wool felted sheet using traditional wet-felting techniques—an ancient process used for thousands of years.
Create imaginative animals using wire and foil armatures as a base, and use air dry clay to make the form take shape. Design and paint animal patterns and textures for an animal sculpture.
View exemplary creations demonstrating the level of student achievement and learning during the Opening Reception at RAM’s Wustum Museum on Sunday, May 3, 1:00 – 4:00 pm.
Learn basic plein air techniques. Choose a composition and create sketches for a canvas design. Then, with quick, loose brushstrokes, finish the painting.
During this spring art adventure, create two works of art–a table decoration, wreath, or wall hanging with real flowers and a painting or drawing.
Learn basic hammering, forming, and soldering skills while creating a textured sterling silver band ring. Great as a refresher course or to learn beginner techniques.Â
Learn the art of Raku firing—an ancient Japanese ceramics technique—in this exciting workshop.
