Fall Landscapes Workshop | Ages 7 – 13
Look at the colors of fall—burnt orange, gold, mossy green, rich red, and purple—and create a landscape that shows the season's colors.
Look at the colors of fall—burnt orange, gold, mossy green, rich red, and purple—and create a landscape that shows the season's colors.
Explore elements of art and design principles while creating designs using a variety of tools—templates, rulers, stencils, shapes, etc.—and media, including drawing pencils, colored pencils, watercolor pencils, charcoal pencils, crayons, oil pastels, art chalk, and water-based/alcohol markers.
During this all-day session, create two works of art—a table decoration, wreath, or wall hanging, and a painting or drawing.
Paint the gorgeous florals of the autumn season on canvas.
Chug, chug, chug...use trains, planes, and automobiles as inspiration to make art that has moveable parts.
Calling all ghosts and goblins! Join the Witches of Wustum for art activities inside and out, a scary scavenger hunt, and more. Dress in your Halloween best for the annual Costume Contest and strut your stuff in the costume parade for your chance to win fun prizes and bragging rights!
The spooky season is here! Create art to scare away the ghosts and goblins.
Create a fall leaf or pumpkin using stained glass techniques in this one-day, introductory workshop.
Explore materials used for collage, painting, and more to create art inspired by the season.
SAVOUR 2024 highlights the diverse flavors of local cuisine paired with art created by local artists. These pairings are curated based on various factors, such as the types of work or food created by each participant and personal history between people.
Along with experiencing the exhibition before it officially opens to the public, attendees will also witness the presentation of multiple Purchase Awards to acquire photographs for RAM’s permanent collection.
Enjoy a garden drawing experience where you will learn to scribe illustrations and notes on the flora, fauna, and sounds in the gardens at RAM's Wustum Museum.

