May 18, 2013
11:00AM–12:00PM
Ryan Education Center
Ages 3–5; Free with museum admission
Spring is here! Find flowers, bugs, and branches in works of art, and then go outside into the museum’s gardens to create a drawing of the things you see around you.
This program has reached capacity. Add your name to the wait list here.
For more information about Family Programs, please call (312) 857-7161 or e-mail familyprograms@artic.edu.

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