Family Art Workshops
Family Art Workshops are free, two-hour classes designed for all ages to enjoy creating art together. Each workshop features hands-on art making, from learning new techniques to creating seasonal crafts or exploring themes inspired by museum exhibitions and collections.
Explore your creative side in a fun, welcoming environment—perfect for families who love to make art! All materials are provided. Check out the upcoming workshops listed below.
How to Turn Around a Mistake
Saturday, March 29th
Drop-in 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Mistakes can lead to masterpieces! Join author and illustrator Aisling Herron, creator of Khalil’s Magic Brush, as she leads a hands-on workshop on transforming paint splatters into creative possibilities. Using paint markers, participants will explore the creative process and discover how to find inspiration in unexpected places.
The workshop will be accompanied by a reading and signing of Khalil’s Magic Brush.
Stop by anytime between 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. and enjoy the magic of the creative process!
About Khalil’s Magic Brush
Khalil’s Magic Brush, written and illustrated by Aisling Herron, is a heartfelt story about creativity, self-expression, and the bond between a father and son. With engaging text for early readers and rich, colorful illustrations, the book invites children to explore art, self-esteem, and the challenge of comparison. Encouraging young artists to find their unique spark, this story is filled with wisdom, compassion, magic, and humor, making it a joyful read for both children and parents.
A portion of all proceeds made from Khalil’s Magic Brush will be donated to The Feels Foundation. https://thefeelsfoundation.org/
About the Author
Aisling (Ash-ling) Herron is the child of Irish Immigrants and a lover of the arts. She studied Design and Illustration at Cornish College of Arts after moving across the country from New Jersey to Seattle in 2013. She shares an apartment with a cat who graciously lets her live there.
