
Kids' Artmaking Adventures | Weekend Drop-In Center
Sunday, January 11 at 12:00 PM
For ages 4-12, with adult on premises Join us for Kids' Artmaking Adventures at Woodmere's new Children's Studio at the Frances M. Maguire Hall for Art and Education. Stop by the studio's Weekend Drop-In Center throughout November, Saturday sessions: 10:30 am-noon; 12:30- 2 pm; 2:30-4pm; Sunday sess...
Kids' Artmaking Adventures | Weekend Drop-In Center

Kids' Artmaking Adventures | Weekend Drop-In Center
For ages 4-12, with adult on premises Join us for Kids' Artmaking Adventures at Woodmere's new Children's Studio at the Frances M. Maguire Hall for Art and Education. Stop by the studio's Weekend Drop-In Center throughout November, Saturday sessions: 10:30 am-noon; 12:30- 2 pm; 2:30-4pm; Sunday sessions: noon-1:30 pm; 2-3:30 pm. Pre-Registration is recommended. We are grateful to the PHLY Foundation and the MacDonald Family for their generous support of the Children's Studio.
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For ages 4-12, with adult on premises Join us for Kids' Artmaking Adventures at Woodmere's new Children's Studio at the Frances M. Maguire Hall for Art and Education. Stop by the studio's Weekend Drop-In Center throughout November, Saturday sessions: 10:30 am-noon; 12:30- 2 pm; 2:30-4pm; Sunday sessions: noon-1:30 pm; 2-3:30 pm. Pre-Registration is recommended. We are grateful to the PHLY Foundation and the MacDonald Family for their generous support of the Children's Studio.
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Kids' Artmaking Adventures | Weekend Drop-In Center starts at 12:00 p.m. and ends at 3:30 p.m.
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