Family Art Making

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

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

Family Art Making activities will take place in Taper Courtyard classrooms from September 1–November 30, 2025 (unless otherwise noted below). Dates are also subject to change.

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

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

November 6–30—Animal Masks*
Get ready for the reopening of Noah's Ark at the Skirball by creating your own furry and fierce animal mask.
December 4–January 4—Hanukkah Lamps
Use repurposed materials to create your own Hanukkah lamp. Let your light shine bright!
January 8–February 1—Family Trees
In collaboration with Shemesh Farms, celebrate Tu B'Shevat by creating a family tree of your own imagination using new, recycled, and natural materials.
February 5–March 1—Found Object Mobiles
Be inspired by the eclectic and unconventional materials found in Draw Them In, Paint Them Out and Glass Sukkah: This Home Is Not a House to create a mobile out of found and recycled objects.