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Hands-On, At Home Family Program: Calder “Mobiles & Stabiles” Event

What:                  Hands-On, At Home Family Program: Calder “Mobiles & Stabiles” Event

When:                 Saturday, April 17, 2021 at 10 AM

Where:               Virtually / Online

Cost:                    $5 per kit (ages 8 – 14) – Thanks to the generous supported of the North Kingston Arts Council, the cost of the program has been significantly reduced and includes materials and their delivery.

To register: Visit this site.

Hands-On, At Home Family Program: Calder “Mobiles & Stabiles” Event

Providence, RI: The Rhode Island Museum of Science & Art (RIMOSA) is thrilled to announce an up coming event; Hands-On, At Home Family Program: Calder “Mobiles & Stabiles” on Saturday, April 17, 2021 at 10 AM.  This virtual program is open to families with children ages 8 to 14.

This hour-long program involves a brief introduction to the work of engineer-turned-artist Alexander Calder, with most of the session designing and creating your own kinetic, colorful, and balanced mobiles and stabiles out of the materials in RIMOSA’s kit.  Here is what participants have said after the session:

“It really got my kids thinking and they had a blast.”

“[I liked] engaging with my children and seeing how creative everyone was.”

I got to spend time with my son doing something fun.”

Registration for this program will open to North Kingstown residents on March 14th and to the general public on March 23rd.  Visit www.rimosa.org to register.

The cost of this program is $5 per kit, delivered to your home after the close of registration on April 3, 2021.  Each kit contains the materials needed for one person.  We recommend purchasing a kit for each individual participating in the program.

This program is made possible by the generous support of the North Kingstown Arts Council.

For more information, contact Desiree Brunton at dbrunton@rimosa.org.

RIMOSA’s mission is to kindle curiosity and encourage experimentation. RIMOSA offers on-site as well as outreach STEAM programming throughout the state of RI. The museum maintains a physical space for multi-generational learners to explore, experiment, and create together in a supportive and active hands-on and minds-on space. RIMOSA offers a supportive and fun environment in a progressive museum setting with exhibits/experiences that offer opportunities for open-ended experimentation and creative problem solving.

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