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Mini Masters: Tiny Treats
November 17, 2013
11:00AM–12:00PM
Ryan Education Center
Ages 3–5; Free with museum admission
Listen to a story and visit the museum's galleries to discover feasts from around the world, and then create your own miniature meal in the studio.
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Bon voyage, Jean-Paul. Your timely visit provided another dimension on Impressionism & Fashion. Hope you make it safely back to 19th-century Paris!
