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Use Neon oil pastels, highlighters, black lights, and so much more to create art. We will experiment with Neon, Black lights, and anything that glows in the dark! Dress for the mess and a warning to parents, your children may end up fully covered in highlighters...(but don't worry, it easily washes off).
REGISTER IN ADVANCE Stop by the Downers Grove Museum during your Spring Break to test your skills at some of history’s most fun activities, crafts and games! Learn to make butter the old-fashioned way and about Blodgett's thriving dairy farm. As flowers are beginning to bloom, learn to make a tissue paper bouquet to brighten...
Spring Break is almost over, but we're still having fun at the library! Drop in and get creative by using an assortment of craft materials to create unique DIY art. Children under the age of 8 must be directly supervised by a caregiver.
Drop in for fun activities, coloring sheets, and more to celebrate National Crayon Day! Materials available while supplies last.
April is here, so it’s time to color some eggs! But don’t worry about any cooking, we’ll be using cardboard eggs to paint and decorate our spring creations. Stop by the museum anytime between 11 and 2 to join us for our fun-filled arts and crafts day. Price is per participant and comes with 1...
Let's hop to this craft as we make a bouncy bunny. Did you know rabbits and bunnies mean the same thing? Hares though are a complete different species. Regardless, they all hop so let's make a bouncy bunny craft!
Did you know professional artists did all the art pieces in the library? See these pieces for yourself before creating your own pointillism art in the style of Georges Seurat. (Grades K–5)
Celebrate the season and create a fun spring craft! Create your own rabbit, blue bird, or umbrella! This program is free with museum admission and open to all ages. Registration is not required for this drop-by program.
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