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.
It is a creative way to spend an afternoon together learning about local Indigenous culture and art during Native American Heritage Month.
Celebrate Native American Heritage Month by exploring local Indigenous culture with paper basket crafts designed by August Wood at the museum.
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Colorful Fragmented Forms
Working side by side on a visual project offers an easy, creative way to share an afternoon together.
Create eye-catching images using bold shapes and graphics on colorful backgrounds in the Art Studio this week.
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A thoughtful outing for families or couples with young visitors to enjoy interactive reading programs together.
Literacy Month with engaging activities and programs supporting early literacy development at the Museum in November.
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Littlest Rhythms blends music, movement, and sensory play for pre-walkers and caregivers on Wednesdays in November at 9:30.
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