Archived Summer Programs

Each spring, the Museum's crew of educators, visiting artists, and apprentices design more than 40 new programs for our series of week-long summer workshops. A selection of past programs is available below.

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Summer 2009

Joy-of-Micropottery.jpgEach summer, the Museum devotes itself to a series of week long workshops for young experimenters. 49 workshops to choose from, for a summer of inquisitive fun. Learn more...

Summer 2009 Videos

Joy-of-Micropottery_0.jpgView videos of Summer 2009 classes and samples of short student videos. With thanks to Mobilerider for their sponsorship of our player. Learn More

Summer 2010

Leos_toybox_in_waterlabEach summer, the Museum devotes itself to a series of week long workshops for young experimenters. Nearly 60 workshops to choose from, for a summer of inquisitive fun. We will add images to the individual project pages as we get them.

Registration for Members begins March 1st. For Non-Members, registration will begin March 15th. All registrations must be filled out on the web site. Instructions are with the registration section of the site. Learn More

Summer 2011

my-fathers-dragon-bEach summer, the Museum devotes itself to a series of week long workshops for young experimenters. Nearly 60 workshops to choose from, for a summer of inquisitive fun. We will add images to the individual project pages as we get them.

Registration for Members begins March 1st. For Non-Members, registration will begin March 15th. All registrations must be filled out on the web site. Instructions are with the registration section of the site. Learn More

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