Light, Color and Motion at the Hirshhorn (in Fort Hunt Patch)

• Kathryn Horn Coneway
• May 7, 2012

Light, color and motion at the Hirshhorn museum.

Family

Play with Your Peeps (in Fort Hunt Patch)

• Kathryn Horn Coneway
• Apr 8, 2012

Creating with peeps can be fun for the whole family. A great way to promote creative thinking skills.

Arts & Entertainment

Bottle Cap Magnets

• Kathryn Horn Coneway
• Feb 16, 2012

Fun craft for families using metal bottle caps to create magnets. Good recycled art project. Fun way to make photo magnets.

Arts & Entertainment

Family Building Night

• Kathryn Horn Coneway
• Jan 19, 2012

Taking time to build as a family can foster connections and shared creativity. Have fun with your kids with a family building night.

Arts & Entertainment

Family Outings to Inspire Creativity and Wonder

• Kathryn Horn Coneway
• Dec 30, 2011

Exhibits at the U.S. Botanic Garden, National Building Museum and Smithsonian Museum of Natural History inspire creativity and wonder for family outings over the holiday weekend.

Light Painting Celebrates Family Creativity on the Longest Night of the Year

• Kathryn Horn Coneway
• Dec 26, 2011

See the great display of photos from Art at the Center's third annual Light the Night light painting event. Many thanks to all who participated!

Stained Glass Candle Holders

• Kathryn Horn Coneway
• Dec 21, 2011

Recycle glass jars into beautiful colorful glowing candle holders.

Family

Who Taught YOU to Make a Handprint Turkey?

• Kathryn Horn Coneway
• Nov 23, 2011

Share your favorite handprint turkey here and your story of learning this fun holiday symbol.

Celebrate Thanksgiving With Family Art (in Fort Hunt Patch)

• Kathryn Horn Coneway
• Nov 20, 2011

Art making is a great way to share and connect around the dinner table and across the miles. Celebrate gratitude with personal cards, drawings and messages.

Leaf Rubbings Explore Texture and Color (in Fort Hunt Patch)

• Kathryn Horn Coneway
• Nov 9, 2011

Explore texture, color, pattern, size and shape with children by creating leaf rubbings. Crayons and watercolor allow children to explore details of leaf structure while creating beautiful designs.