| Oh, the Things You Can Do Around Boston! |
Extraordinary: Puppetry, Storytelling, & Spirit
The New Art Center in Newton is having a free
opening reception on March 19th for a new exhibit. Check out styles and expressions of different
puppet artists and explore interactive spaces within the
galleries
Body Building: When Engineering Meets Medicine
Join Harvard Medical School faculty members at the Longwood Seminar series to learn how engineering plays a role in medicine today. This free event happens on March 18th.
Arabic Calligraphy in Art and Architecture
On March 13 you can learn to write your name in Arabic
while exploring how the calligraphy is used in art and architecture. Registration
is required for this event at Peabody Museum of Archaeology & Ethnology.
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Birthday Parties that Rock!
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Pixellation: Ages 7-10, $20/child. Love the limelight? Make a cool group music video using a special animation technique called Pixellation. 1 hour.
Build-a-Bug: Ages 9-11, $20/child. Build a kid-powered LEGO creature and race it against your friends. Two options to suit age and ability. 2 hours.
Animation: Ages 9-13, $30/child. Make a movie tribute to the celebrant using an animation technique called Stop-Motion Animation. Your ideas, your story, you keep the movies. 2 hours.
Catapult: Ages 7-11, $25/child. Build and beautify an ancient wooden catapult that hurls paper balls with incredible accuracy. Materials included. 2 hours.
Video Game Design: Ages 9-13, $30/child. Think playing games is fun? Try making them. The group will be so engaged this will be the quietest party you will ever have. A favorite with older kids. Multiple options are available depending on age and level. 2 hours.
To book your party, email parties@ctwboston.com
or call 617-395-7527www.ctworkshop.com10 children minimum charge. Fees include all materials, but LEGO kits return to us at the end of the party. Food is not included. Ask about our cool party favors! |
