What’s in the Box?

What is in the Box is a morning art program designed specifically for preschoolers and their caregivers. This interactive experience introduces young children to the museum environment through guided exploration, creative play, and hands-on discovery within the galleries.

Participants spend their time engaging with specific works of art through storytelling and movement activities. After exploring the galleries, families transition to the studio space to create their own unique art projects. These sessions aim to foster connections between children and their caregivers while encouraging self-expression through various artistic mediums. The program provides a structured yet playful environment that highlights key concepts in visual art and creative development.

This event is tailored for children aged three to five years old who are accompanied by an adult. The atmosphere is energetic and welcoming, making it an ideal setting for young learners to build confidence and artistic skills. If you are looking for an educational and engaging morning activity that combines movement, storytelling, and hands-on making, this program is a perfect choice. We invite you to join us to spark your child's creativity and explore the museum in an entirely new way.