Creation Station
Ages: 6–11 | Cost: $10
Creation Station is a fun and welcoming art program designed for elementary-aged students to explore their creativity through hands-on projects. Each week features a new theme and medium—ranging from painting and drawing to sculpture, printmaking, and mixed media—with occasional two-part projects that span back-to-back weeks. Students receive step-by-step guidance while being encouraged to make choices that personalize their artwork, helping them build skills, confidence, and creative problem-solving.
This class is perfect for kids who love experimenting with different materials and want to grow their artistic voice in a supportive environment.
Pre-registration is required. Walk-in availability will be limited and may not be available at all depending on the number of online sign-ups.
Emily Cole is an educator and artist with a passion for inspiring creativity in children. With experience as a fourth-grade elementary teacher and as a STEM instructor at The Discovery Center, she has a strong foundation in classroom instruction and student development. Prior to her teaching career, she was an instructor at a fused glass art studio, where she taught people of all ages to create glass art, cultivating a deep love for combining art with education. Emily is eager to bring her unique blend of teaching and artistic skills to a new role, where she can inspire a continued enjoyment of art in the next generation.
Creation Station: February Themes
February 3rd | Rescheduled from January 27 – Mosaic Picture Frames
To wrap up the month, students will design and decorate their own mosaic picture frame. Using colorful tiles, artists will explore pattern, color choice, and simple design planning while creating a functional piece of art they can take home and use.
This project encourages fine-motor skills, problem-solving, and pride in craftsmanship.
Families can now register for the entire month at once during the first week of each month—and enjoy $5 in savings when bundled.
