Second Sunday: Family Day
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Sunday, November 12, 2017
11:00 am
Cantor Arts Center & Anderson Collection Map
Sponsored by:
Cantor Arts Center, Anderson Collection at Stanford University
SECOND SUNDAY is a free, family-focused day of art talks, hands-on art making, and gallery adventures for visitors of all ages. Registration is not required and families can tailor their museum experience based on their schedule and the activities that interest them most.
CANTOR & ANDERSON
Drop-in Studio: Experiment
with art materials and new techniques by participating in a hands-on art making experience.
All visitors, regardless of age, ability, or familiarity with the creative process,
are encouraged to participate.
Art Packs: Check out an Art
Pack that includes themed activities for visitors of all ages and supplies for sketching
while visiting the galleries.
CANTOR ONLY:
Sunday Spotlight: 15-minute
gallery talk for all ages. Talks start at 11:30am and continue throughout the day
on the half hour through 3pm.
Activity Table: Inspired by artists
and art on view in the galleries, the activity table offers visitors of all ages an
opportunity to take a break to make between gallery visits.
In-Gallery
Activity Sheets: Available in the Oshman Family Gallery, these one-sheet
adventures will jumpstart your visit to the museum.
Storytime: Stories
for all ages read aloud by museum educators and special guests.
ANDERSON ONLY:
Family Tour: 30-minute gallery
tours for all ages. Tour starts at 12:30pm.
SECOND SUNDAY is
for everyone. You are welcome here.
SECOND
SUNDAY is made possible through the generous support of BANK OF THE WEST and the HOHBACH
FAMILY FUND.
IMAGE: Bryan Meltz
- When:
- Sunday, November 12, 2017
11:00 am – 4:00 pm - Where:
- Cantor Arts Center & Anderson Collection Map
- Admission:
FREE.
- Tags:
- Audience:
- General Public, Faculty/Staff, Students, Alumni/Friends, Members
- Contact:
- 650-736-9371, mazout@stanford.edu
- More info:
- Visit this website