Beautiful Baskets: Honoring an Indigenous Tradition
Children’s Museum of Phoenix, 215 N. 7th Street, Phoenix, AZ, 85034, United States
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It is a creative way to spend time together exploring local Indigenous history and culture through art.
A craft activity honoring Native American Heritage Month with a paper basket design by local artist August Wood at the Museum of Phoenix.
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A field trip gathering at 215 N. 7th Street.
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A playful space for young visitors to read and learn together through special November programs supported by The Steele Foundation.
Literacy Month at the Museum of Phoenix offers engaging early literacy activities and programs throughout November.
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A creative shared project for two in the studio, drawing on bold shapes and colorful backgrounds for inspiration.
Create eye-catching images with bold shapes and colorful backgrounds in the Art Studio this week.
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