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Browsing: Art
You don’t need to leave Richmond to find unique shopping, stunning gardens, and engaging museums.
Use nature and your imagination to make beautiful art this spring.
Our friends at SCRAP Creative Reuse show us how to make a new friend using pipe cleaners, beads, and a straw!
Step into Monet’s world without leaving Richmond. This family-friendly immersive exhibit blends art, learning and calm beauty—no passport required.
Experience Monet’s world in a stunning 360° immersive exhibit at the Richmond Art Center, blending art, history, and technology for all ages.
Children’s Museum of Richmond shows us how to make a nature-inspired self-portrait.
A fun woven project kids will love
Follow these instructions to make binoculars that can serve as bird and bug watchers.
Create a magical spring scene with this watercolor resist painting.
Create artwork that expresses appreciation for educators across the Commonwealth! Three K-12 public school winners will be selected, one each for the elementary, middle and high school levels. The winning pieces of artwork will be printed on thank-you notes sent to educators beginning in April and through National Teacher Appreciation Week in May. Students whose artwork is selected as the winners will receive a $200 gift card, and their schools will each win $2,000 in art supplies from The Supply Room.
Try this craft! Make a wintry woodland friend with simple materials you may already have around the house.