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CURIOSITY CLASSES 
NEW OFFERINGS FOR SPRING 2024

  TO BE POSTED SHORTLY

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I am very excited to offer eco-art programming for many ages!  

 

SIGNING UP FOR A CLASS:

 

  1. ​Explore the program offerings below. When you find a class you like,  click on the link at the bottom of the description and you will be directed to the shop where you may sign up. Spaces are limited and the class sizes are small. Please register early to ensure your spot.

  2. After registering for your class, a welcome/confirmation letter will be e-mailed 

  3. Note that during many classes, a portion of time will be spent making discoveries outside on the Schuylkill River Trail and at nearby Waterfront Park in Royersford, even if it's drizzling. Participants should come ready for adventure and art with outdoor clothes, a hat, a water bottle, a snack, and a pair of close-toed shoes.

 

FREE TREE - MENDOUS TREES

An "Art and Nature of Trees Workshop"

to Honor Young Environmentalist, Shane Wolff

Click Here For Workshop on Nov.9 (4:30 - 6:00 p.m.)

*When checking out, please select "In Store Pickup" to receive class FREE of charge.

Click Here For Workshop on Nov.  11 (10:30 a.m. - Noon)

*When checking out, please select "In Store Pickup" to receive class FREE of charge.


Up Close With Art, Nature and Science!

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Wednesdays, Oct. 11, 18, 25, Nov. 1 and 8

4:30 – 6:00 pm

Students, 1st - 5th Grade

$25 per class or $110 for all five

Sign up by clicking on individual class links or the series link below:

 

How can I track and trace animals in fall? How do butterflies and birds know when to fly south ?  What happens to turtles, toads and snakes (herps) when it gets cold? How can I draw these critters? Autumn explorations are on our mind here at the Jolie’s Curiosity Studio where art and nature intersect! Through hikes, games, experiments, stories and most importantly - art, we’ll investigate the cool science and ecology of the autumn season. Each week of the club kids will leave with a drawing lesson and a creative art project inspired by our investigations. Please bring a snack and reusable water bottle and please dress to take short exploration hikes outside.

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Oct. 11, 18, 25, Nov. 1 & 8 -  Fall Eco-Art and Nature Club Series

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October 11 - Who’s Living in This Tree?

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October 18 - Along Came a Spider

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October 25 - Flying South for the Winter

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November 1 - "Herps" (Reptiles/Amphibians) and Hibernation

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November 8 - Field Journaling in Fall

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