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Halloween at the Watkins
Halloween at the Watkins
Our biggest event of the year returns! Drop by the museum for trick-or-treating and a ghostly scavenger hunt with prizes.
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Hands-On History: Identity & Names
Hands-On History: Identity & Names
Hands-On History is a project-based educational program for middle and high school students aged 11 – 16 years. The program is cumulative and offers students the opportunity to create a unique exhibit display for summer 2025 in the Watkins Community Gallery. Content and lessons are adapted from the Facing History & Ourselves curriculum, and designed […]
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Homeschool History: Sharing Stories Together (Indigenous Peoples’ Month/Oral Tradition)
Homeschool History: Sharing Stories Together (Indigenous Peoples’ Month/Oral Tradition)
Bring your kids age 5-10 for a class based on local history! Topics will be explored using hands-on activities, art projects, and will be multisubject when appropriate. Parents may attend class, or this can be a drop off program. Class registrations may be purchased by the school year, September to May, or for individual classes. […]
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Hands-On History: Community Identity
Hands-On History: Community Identity
Hands-On History is a project-based educational program for middle and high school students aged 11 – 16 years. The program is cumulative and offers students the opportunity to create a unique exhibit display for summer 2025 in the Watkins Community Gallery. Content and lessons are adapted from the Facing History & Ourselves curriculum, and designed […]
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Watkins Tiny Tours: Making Stories Stick (Indigenous Peoples Month)
Watkins Tiny Tours: Making Stories Stick (Indigenous Peoples Month)
Tiny Tours is a popular, free museum series for kids age 3-5 and their grownups. Activities offer a play-based approach to learning and include stories, crafting, and more! Register your child by contacting Education Coordinator Shannon Hodges at [email protected]
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