Beautiful Baskets: Honoring an Indigenous Tradition
Children’s Museum of Phoenix, 215 N. 7th Street, Phoenix, AZ, 85034, United States
Why it's a good date.
A hands-on way to explore local Indigenous history and culture together through art designed by August Wood.
Honor Native American Heritage Month at 215 N. 7th Street with paper baskets designed by local artist August Wood.
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Colorful Fragmented Forms
It makes a creative outing where you can try making your own art together using bold shapes and colorful backgrounds.
Create bold shapes and eye-catching images on colorful backgrounds in the Art Studio this week.
Book or get tickets for Colorful Fragmented Forms (opens a new tab)It's Literacy Month Supported by The Steele Foundation
A playful way for couples to spend time together exploring early literacy activities and programs supported by The Steele Foundation throughout November.
Literacy Month at the museum on 7th Street features engaging activities and programs supporting early literacy development this November.
Book or get tickets for It's Literacy Month Supported by The Steele Foundation (opens a new tab)Visit the Garden
A gentle outdoor walk gives couples a chance to learn together and enjoy the cooler weather among the plants.
Visit the garden to learn about plants and pollinators with the Garden Specialist as the weather cools.
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The guide, once a week.
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