Drop-Off Workshop: creative keepsakes
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Make, create, and give something special at Creative Keepsakes! In this hands-on workshop, kids ages 5–10 will:
🎨 Design their own one-of-a-kind stamped wrapping paper
🎁 Create a special handmade keepsake to wrap up and give to someone they love—or keep for themselves!
✨ Explore different art materials and let their creativity shine
🍎 Enjoy a snack and a little free playtime around the museum
This workshop is all about creativity, making, and the joy of handmade gifts—perfect for kids who love creating something that’s completely their own!
Friday, December 11 | 5–7 PM
This is a drop-off class. A drop-off waiver must be signed by a parent or guardian prior to entry to class. We recommend bringing a water bottle for your child. (Note: DCM is a nut-free facility.)
Cost: $30 per participant or $25 for current museum members (membership must be current as of the day of the event). Ticket price includes a small snack and juice box.
🎨 Design their own one-of-a-kind stamped wrapping paper
🎁 Create a special handmade keepsake to wrap up and give to someone they love—or keep for themselves!
✨ Explore different art materials and let their creativity shine
🍎 Enjoy a snack and a little free playtime around the museum
This workshop is all about creativity, making, and the joy of handmade gifts—perfect for kids who love creating something that’s completely their own!
Friday, December 11 | 5–7 PM
This is a drop-off class. A drop-off waiver must be signed by a parent or guardian prior to entry to class. We recommend bringing a water bottle for your child. (Note: DCM is a nut-free facility.)
Cost: $30 per participant or $25 for current museum members (membership must be current as of the day of the event). Ticket price includes a small snack and juice box.
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Where is it happening?
2125 West Superior Street, Duluth, MN, United States, Minnesota 55806
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Host or PublisherDuluth Children's Museum










