August Family Fun Sunday(ages 5-8)

Looking to fill your summer with fun, exciting activities while also learning more about clay? Come to AMOCA this summer for our Family Fun Sunday, where we will offer educational clay activities, scavenger hunts, and undeniable fun for families and caregivers.

AMOCA’s Family Fun Sunday is for all ages and everyone is welcome. Both adults and children will be given supplies to participate in the art project. Children must be accompanied by a paying adult. The fee includes museum admission as well as workshop materials for ticket holders.

This session is suitable for children ages 5-8 and their caregivers.

Fee: $10 per person. Each workshop is limited to 20 participants.

Pomona residents receive 50% off family workshop admission. To request the Pomona Resident promo code, please email [email protected].

Please arrive 10 minutes early for a fun and relaxed check-in process. Late admission is not guaranteed.

Family Fun Sunday is not for private groups, scouts, or school clubs.

Children must be accompanied by a paying adult.

Refunds cannot be given after the event begins. Refunds requested during the week prior to the event will be honored at 50%. If you would like to request a refund, email [email protected].

AMOCA follows current Los Angeles County COVID guidelines. We encourage you to keep up to date on vaccines, wear a mask if you'd like to, and stay healthy!

Note: By participating in this event, you give AMOCA, its representatives, and employees, the right to take photographs of you and your family members present and authorize AMOCA the absolute right and permission to publish, copyright and use pictures of you and your family members, in print and/or electronicall, in which you may be included in whole or in part, composite or retouched in character or form. You agree that AMOCA may use such photographs of with or without your name and for any lawful purpose, including for example such purposes as publicity, advertising, and Web content.

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