Women's History Month- Story-Time and Art Workshops for kids

Each Saturday blends engaging storytime with hands-on art inspired by influential women artists.
On March 21, children explore sculpting and embossing inspired by Augusta Savage, discovering texture, shapes, and hand-built design.
On March 28, young artists dive into portrait painting inspired by Laura Wheeler Waring, mixing colors and celebrating individuality through expressive faces.
All materials are provided, and each child leaves with original artwork. Caregivers are welcome to stay and create together.

Saturday, March 21, 2026 — Augusta Savage: Sculpting & Embossing Day
Children will be introduced to sculptor Augusta Savage, an artist known for shaping powerful works with her hands.
What to Expect
-A short, kid-friendly storytime about Augusta Savage
-Texture play and embossing activities using safe tools
-Mini sculpting project with air dry clay
- Focus on shapes, patterns, and hand-building
- Artwork to take home the same day
This session is tactile, sensory, and perfect for children who love pressing, shaping, and exploring texture.
Saturday, March 28, 2026 — Laura Wheeler Waring: Portrait Painting Day
Children will explore the world of painter Laura Wheeler Waring, known for vibrant portraits and beautiful shades of brown.
What to Expect
- Read-aloud introducing portrait art
- Color-mixing exploration for different skin tones
- Guided self-portrait or character portrait painting
-Focus on facial features, expression, and color confidence
-Finished painting to take home
This session emphasizes color play, identity, observation, and expressive brushwork.

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Host or Publisher South Dallas Cultural Center