Art Lab: Mini Makers

Name: Art Lab: Mini Makers
Start: 2025-08-11T10:15:00-05:00
End: 2025-08-11T11:00:00-05:00
Location: Kemp Center for the Arts (1300 Lamar St, Wichita Falls, TX)

Schedule

Mon Aug 11 2025 at 10:15 am to 11:00 am

UTC-05:00

Location

Kemp Center for the Arts (1300 Lamar St, Wichita Falls, TX) | Wichita Falls, TX

Calling all little creators! Join us every Monday for a morning of hands-on fun at our Art Lab: Mini Makers drop-in class! Perfect for ages 0-5, this playful and creative space encourages your little ones to explore, craft, and learn through art and sensory activities.
Adults are encouraged to collaborate and guide the students through each activity. Adults are encouraged to collaborate and guide the students through each activity.
When: Mondays, 10:15 - 11:00 AM
Where: The Kemp
Ages: 0-5yrs
Cost: FREE (Suggested $5 donation)
August Theme: Campfire Creations! 🔥🏖️
🏖️ August 4th: Beach Ball Bash!
We’re bringing back a beachy blast from July! Kids will decorate a paper plate to look like a big, bright beach ball. First, they’ll draw lines with crayons or markers. Then, they’ll dip cotton balls into paint and dab on colorful sections to finish the look. It's like painting with fluffy clouds!
🐟 August 11th: Fantastic Fish Friends!
Let’s go under the sea! Kids will pick their favorite fish color and decorate it with shiny “scales” made from cupcake liners. Add a silly eye and bring your fishy friend to life! This one’s all about imagination and ocean vibes.
🔥 August 18th: Crackling Campfires!
Get cozy and crafty with a mini paper campfire! Little artists will trace their hands on red, orange, and yellow paper to make fiery flames. Then, they’ll glue popsicle sticks into an “X” for the firewood and add some glittery sparkle to light things up. It’s a toasty, hands-on project you’ll love!
🍫 August 25th: Silly S’mores!
End the month with a sweet treat—no fire needed! Kids will build their own s’more using cardboard “graham crackers,” cotton ball “marshmallows,” and foam “chocolate.” Add googly eyes and a goofy smile for a tasty little friend that looks good enough to eat (but don’t actually eat it!).