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Family participants interacting with Cai Guo Qiang Youth participants engaged at The Fabric Workshop and Museum’s (FWM) hands-on educational Family Workshop event held in the Museum’s print studio. Participants engaged at The Fabric Workshop and Museum’s (FWM) hands-on educational Family Workshop event held in the Museum’s print studio. Youth participants engaged at The Fabric Workshop and Museum’s (FWM) hands-on educational Family Workshop event, Let
Family participants interacting with Cai Guo Qiang's Fallen Blossom exhibition as part of FWM's Year of the Tiger Celebration.
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Youth participants engaged at The Fabric Workshop and Museum’s (FWM) hands-on educational Family Workshop event held in the Museum’s print studio.

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Participants engaged at The Fabric Workshop and Museum’s (FWM) hands-on educational Family Workshop event held in the Museum’s print studio.

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Youth participants engaged at The Fabric Workshop and Museum’s (FWM) hands-on educational Family Workshop event, Let's C What Happens, Saturday, February 11, 2012 celebrating Nick Cave, Let's C exhibition, held in the Museum’s print studio. Photo Credit: Carlos Avendaño.
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Family Programs

FWM Family Programs are designed for families to explore and learn about contemporary art in new and exciting ways. Using FWM's exhibitions and unique studio environment as a foundation for learning, Family Programs feature hands-on activities designed to spark interest, arouse curiosity, and encourage children and adults to learn about art and culture together. Workshops allow families time and space to share in the creative process and expression inside and outside the Museum walls. Please email tours@fabricworkshopandmuseum.org for more information.
 
Upcoming Event:  Family Fun Workshop

Share Your Story!

Saturday, November 17, 2012, Saturday from 2 - 4 pm
Free for Children and Adults
 
See our current exhibition An Odyssey: A Narrative of The Fabric Workshop and Museum, celebrating and chronicling 35 years of The Fabric Workshop and Museum's history as well as its renowned Artists-in-Residence program.
 
Families will tour major works in FWM’s collection, including notable works by artists Louise Bourgeois and Faith Ringgold. Families will hear a children’s version of Homer’s The Odyssey and see colorful, narrative printed textiles. Taking inspiration from their own stories, kids will design their own t-shirts using natural indigo dye and French green clay resist paste. All materials are provided in the workshop.
 
FWM Family Programs are designed for children ages 4-10 years of age and their families to explore and learn about contemporary art in new and exciting ways. Family Programs feature hands-on activities designed by FWM educators to spark interest, arouse curiosity, and encourage children and adults to learn about art and culture together.
 
Please RSVP to Christina Roberts at christina@fabricworkshopandmuseum.org