Learn about the role of quilts and quilt patterns during times of slavery and along Underground Railroad routes. Then, make a no-sew quilt piece from scraps to take home or add to our community quilt for the library.
Come build, combine, re-use, recycle, and recreate an original piece of art & science. Go wild with what we have or bring some items from home to contribute to the communal grab bag.
Learn about West Africa through history, folk art and handcraft, then make your own adinkra cloth printed with symbols representing ancient West African proverbs. Registration required.
Learn about the role of quilts and quilt patterns during times of slavery and along Underground Railroad routes. Then, make a no-sew quilt piece from scraps to take home or add to our community quilt for the library. Registration required.
For this MAKER NIGHT, learn about African American artists who re-use and recreate using whatever they've got, and do the same using just about anything and your imagination!
Community day at CHS, All About Photography, offers tours of the exhibition and hands-on activities. Alongside the Museum of Craft & Design, we'll be making photos with just objects, special paper, and the sun's rays!
Celebrate Lunar New Year with a visual field trip to southern China, artifacts, and hands-on making! Create your own wearable tiger hat for good luck, or a paper cut of the 2019 zodiac animal, a pig. Registration required.
Arts Education Alliance of the Bay Area
Clarendon Elementary JBBP
Excelsior Library, SF
Las Lomitas Elementary
Palo Alto Home School
Phillips Brooks School
St. Matthew's Episcopal School
San Carlos Charter Learning Center
South Hillsborough Elementary
CURRENTLY DESIGNING PROGRAMS for
Adults & Family Programs
Arts & Science Day (Two!)
Kenya Fundraiser Event
Prefund Maker Fest
Middle School Seminars
Museum Family Day
STEAM Fest
STEM Expo & Art Fair
Summer Camps
Peopleologie is about people, places, and things made by hand.
Hands-on workshops for all ages and abilities promote cultural literacy, celebrate community, and build connections to the world through the humanities, history, physical and social sciences, math, cultural arts, and hand crafting traditions.
