土曜日のお子さん向けアートクラス
○MAKE ART
Saturday Art Classes for 3 1/2- to 12-year-olds
In these drop-in art classes taught by professional artist-teachers, children learn by seeing and making art. Every Saturday, excluding holiday weekends. No reservations necessary. 10:30 a.m. to noon (general public) and 1:30 to 3 p.m. (Museum members only), Kimball Education Gallery. Free
ご家族向けのワークショップ
○Saturdays at the de Young
Tours of current exhibitions are followed by studio workshops taught by professional artist-teachers. Program meets 10:30 a.m. to noon (general public) and 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. (museum members only) and are appropriate for children ages 3 1/2-12. Children under age 8 must be accompanied by an adult. FREE after museum admission. Register 15 minutes before class. Space is limited. For a schedule and information, please e-mail elewmorris@famsf.org or call 415.750.3658
http://www.thinker.org/deyoung/calendar/day.asp?categoryid=30
Family Day
Figure It Out: 3-D Fun-damentals
June 17, 2007
11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Museum-wide
Celebrate Father's Day at SFMOMA as the Museum opens its doors for a daylong celebration of creativity in all its incarnations. Using the exhibition Matisse: Painter as Sculptor as a starting point, explore a variety of art-making tools and ideas through hands-on art projects, led by guest artist Barbara Carbone and Christine Choi, and Wednesday Kirwan.
Beginning at 11:00 a.m. local music-makers Baguette Quartette perform tunes from the cafes and streets of early 20th-century Paris, and at 2:00 p.m. the Youth Circus Group of the San Francisco Circus presents the world premiere of "Impressions," an exhilarating performance set in a museum where the artwork comes to life.
A reduced admission fee makes it easier for parents to use the Museum as an educational and recreational space for the whole family. Registration is not necessary.
$2 general (includes regular Museum admission; adults must be accompanied by a child); free for SFMOMA members, children, and high school students.
●Asian Art Museum Family Programs
http://www.asianart.org/family.htm#familyfestival
○AsiaAlive
木曜から日曜日まで12−4時までのアーティストのデモンストレーションとハンズオンのプログラムです。(Free with museum admission.)
Live Action Cartooning
Thursdays through Sundays, June 21 through July 1
12:00 noon – 4:00 pm
Manga in the Making
Thursdays through Sundays, July 12 through September 2
12:00 noon–4:00 pm
○Family Art Encounter
第一土曜日
First Saturday of the month (except during Family Festival months)
Discover the wonders of the Asian Art Museum collection during this fun and engaging drop in art class for kids and their families. Through observation activities in the galleries, storytelling and imagination, kids and their parents create art related to the museum’s collection. Make a sculpture, a painting or print, a quick doodle or a masterpiece―it’s up to you. Activities offered on a first-come, first-served basis. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
○Family Festival
年に2回のアジアの文化を楽しむお祭
5月と11月(日付は分かり次第お知らせします)
これはかなりお勧めです。
Drop-in Activities
In addition to our ongoing classes and camps, the Randall Museum offers a variety of guided drop-in activities to appeal to a broad range of ages and interests. Click on the links below for a selection of upcoming activities.
Also, be sure to visit our Events page for details of the many wonderful special family days we host throughout the year, and our Lecture Series page for fascinating evening experiences for adults and teens.
Saturday Family Programs
Morning Family Ceramics at 10:30
Saturdays Are Special art & science workshops in the afternoon
GGMRC's Junior Engineer Day on the 3rd Saturday of odd-numbered months
●The Bay Area Discovery Museum
Free Days
Free Second Saturdays for Families.
(Free admission 1 – 5 p.m.)
The Bay Area Discovery Museum provides nearly 25% of our audience with free or subsidized educational services. In 2006, attendance at free community events and during monthly free hours exceeded 23,000 people.
Children of Jerusalem: Painting Pain, Dreaming Peace. Presenting a collection of artwork by both Israeli and Palestinian children living in Jerusalem.
○Animateering Opens May 24
This interactive exhibit developed by Carnegie Mellon's Entertainment Technology Center allows visitors to design their own 3-D characters, select a stage setting, add sound effects, and put on a digital "puppet show". In addition to designing digital characters, kids can "get into character" with mask-making activities and cool new fantasy creature costumes with wings, tails, and headpieces galore.
Joshua's Journey: A Black Cowboy Rides the Chisholm Trail. Focusing on a small slice of American history known as the trail drive era, this exhibit introduces visitors to life on the Chisholm Trail through the eyes of Joshua Loper, a 16-year-old black cowboy.
Listen with the ears of an auto mechanic to interpret what problems exist in this new interactive exhibit. The exhibit, which includes the front half of a new car, encourages visitors to sharpen their listening skills by having them focus on sound as a source of information about an underlying problem, just as a trained mechanic does. With practice, listeners can distinguish the auditory nuances that distinguish a sticking valve from a bad set of brakes. And they also hone another kind of skill: translating imitations of sounds, made by customers' lips and tongues, into the metallic clicks and whirrs of pistons, calipers, and cams.
★New Admission Rates Effective Jun 1, 2007
$14; $11 students, seniors, youth; $9 children ; free children under 4, members, & first Wed of the month
In celebration of the opening of Hearst Grizzly Gulch, the Zoo putting on a Teddy Bear Festival!
クマさんにちなんだ催し物もいっぱいあるみたいです。
☆ENTERTAINMENT STAGE
Playfield Promenade, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
11:00 a.m. Opening Ceremony
11:10 a.m. Meet Our Bear Keeper
Ask the Zoo's beloved bear keeper, Deb Cano, all your questions. Hear stories about grizzly bear sisters, Kachina and Kiona and the fun they're having in their new home, Hearst Grizzly Gulch.
11:30 a.m. Teddy Bear Tales from the Beary Godmother
☆Learn about Teddy Bear history and hear fabulous bear stories!
12:00 p.m. Chiquy Boom's Bear Review
Little bears can join the fabulously fun and super energetic Chiquy Boom as she performs a silly, interactive magic show with dancing, music and a very goofy bear game!
1:00 p.m. Teddy Bears' Picnic Hits by The Rosen Family Singers
The award-winning Rosen Family Singers will be singing all the hits off the Teddy Bears' Picnic CD, including "Rock 'n Roll Teddy Bear" and more favorites from the Pet Sounds CD.
2:00 pm TEDDY BEAR PICNIC
Playfield Lawn. Hosted by the Berenstain Bears' Brother Bear and Sister Bear. Music by the Blue Bear School of Music.
Bring your teddy bear and join Brother and Sister Bear on the Playfield Lawn for a FREE SNACK(while supplies last) and lots of interactive musical fun with Little Bear program teachers from the Blue Bear School of Music.
☆BEAR LEARNING LABS
Hands-on activities to learn more about bears
Bear Facts
Bear Care
Safe Camping Tips
Foraging Activities
☆FREE BEAR CRAFT STATIONS
Playfield Promenade, 10 a.m to 5 p.m.
Make bear masks and puppets, color fact sheets, and more!
☆TY BEANIE BABY® ACTIVITIES
TY Beanie Baby Bingo
Play bingo and win Ty Beanie Baby Prizes, 10 a.m.-Noon and 3-5 p.m.
TY Coloring Crafts for Kids
Ty Superstore ― Collect your favorite Zoo animals
☆FAMOUS BEAR MEET AND GREET
Playfield Promenade
11:30 a.m. Monarch: Inspiration for the California State Flag
12:00 p.m. Berenstain Bears' Brother Bear and Sister Bear
12:30 p.m. Care Bears' Cheer Bear
1:00 p.m. Arctic Tales' Nanu, the Polar Bear
1:30 p.m. Smokey Bear
3:00 p.m. Care Bears' Cheer Bear
3:30 p.m. Arctic Tales' Nanu, the Polar Bear
4:00 p.m. Smokey Bear
○Sunday, July 15
Family Explorations! Artists in Action!
Children and Family
1–4 p.m.
How'd they do that? Did you ever wonder how an artist turns paints and a blank surface into a work of art? Inspired by pieces in the museum collection, two local artists reveal their process as they create art before your eyes. Tap into your creativity and make an art work of your own! Included with museum admission.
○Sunday, August 12
Family Explorations! Get a Clue @ the Library
Children and Family
12:30–4:30 p.m.
Celebrate the finale of the Oakland Public Library's Summer Reading Program, "Get a Clue," at the museum. Look for the Bookmobile, storytelling, arts and crafts activities, a magic show by Timothy James, and a scavenger hunt for kids. Second Sundays are free.
○Sunday, September 16
Family Explorations! Martial Arts Around the World!
Children and Family
1–4 p.m.
Want to find out about Aikido, Tai Kwon Do, Wu Shu, and Capoeira? Join us and learn about martial arts from around the world in an afternoon! Watch demonstrations and learn some simple moves from Alameda Aikikai, Capoeira Arts Café, Jue's Taekwon-Do, and Pacific Wushu!! Included with museum admission.
As part of our ongoing quest to encourage more young people to exercise their innate curiosity and creativity by making things, this Saturday, January 30th, we're kicking off a four-month collaboration with the Exploratorium's Learning Studio, TechShop, and Disney-Pixar.
Our calendar of upcoming themes and makers at the Exploratorium:
January 30th: Bristlebots & Blinkybugs -- Ken Murphy and Windell Oskay & Lenore Edman
February 27th: Wearables & Soft Circuitry -- Adrian Freed
March 27th: Make Your Own Kind of Music -- Walter Kitundu and Krys Bobrowski
April 24th: Motors & Mechanisms -- Brad Prether and Ernie Fosselius
Each Saturday we meet follows a simple schedule:
11:00 Dale Dougherty interviews makers in the McBean Theatre
12:30 Featured makers and hands-on making on the museum floor
3:00 Events end