The History Center's new 1968 exhibit will trigger groovy memories of the epic 1960s. Create some fun and freaky mind-expanding art projects with flower power flare! You can register in advance to reserve your supplies or just drop in.
Time: Workshops run 1-4 p.m. (or until supplies last!)
Cost: $12 ($10 MHS members). Includes museum exhibit admission, snacks, and all materials.
More information: 651-259-3015
*Recommended for kids 6 years and up
Tickets available at the door.
Sunday, Jan 8, 2012: Peace Plaques with mixed media artist B.J. Christofferson
Participants use beads, shells, toys, feathers, buttons, charms, glitter, sequins and a variety of doodads to decorate an 8’’ diameter wooden peace symbol with its own leather hanging cord. Makes a fabulous wall decoration or bodacious extra large necklace! Feel free to bring your own small cast-offs to recycle and re-use.
Previous Workshops
Nov. 6: Tie Dye with Scott Rohr of Twisted Groove 
Learn tie-dye techniques to create psychedelic, out-of-sight, wearable art! Examples of various shirt patterns and color combinations will be displayed. Scott will demonstrate various folding and dying techniques and then help you create your own groovy garment. T-shirts and materials will be provided. You may bring along an extra cotton or silk item to dye, such as socks, scarf, pillow case, or cotton bag.
Dec. 4: Macramé Friendship Bracelets with textile artist Lynn Cooper
Make an easy and original beaded macramé friendship bracelet. You will learn two knots that can be used to create a unique piece of art. All you need are nimble fingers, a little free spirit and you’ll go home with a one-of-a-kind piece for yourself and a friend!
