Family Art Studio

Art studio filled with young people and adults interacting around tables — Photo by Mercie Ghimire

Head to the Family Art Studio to enjoy one-of-a-kind art projects themed around Skirball exhibitions, Jewish traditions, and the importance of caring for the world.

Date and Time

Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays

Pricing and Details

Included with general admission
Walk-ups welcome

Children must be accompanied by an adult 18 and up; minimum adult/child ratio is 1:4.

Activities are subject to change or cancellation.

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About the Program

Head to the Family Art Studio to enjoy one-of-a-kind art projects themed around Skirball exhibitions, Jewish traditions, and the importance of caring for the world. Reinforcing the values of collaboration and community, these activities can be done anytime during your visit.

Current and Upcoming Projects

December 5–January 5—Clay Dreidels
Dreidel, dreidel, dreidel, come make one out of clay! Get in the Hanukkah spirit by molding and decorating your own dreidel.
January 9–February 2—Spice Containers
Learn about the ceremony of havdalah and prepare for a sweet week ahead by decorating and filling a container with spices sourced from local Shemesh Farms.
February 6–March 2—Nature Patterned Totes
Celebrate the work of Diane von Furstenberg and the Jewish holiday of Tu B’Shevat by designing your own tote bag using foraged items from the natural world.
March 6–30—Collaged Clothing
Bring out your own inner fashion designer, inspired by Diane von Furstenberg, as you create miniature outfits from unique and unexpected materials.
April 3–May 4—Playful Puppets
Get ready for Puppet Festival at the Skirball by designing and constructing your own puppet pal.