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For Ages 7 to 11.  Don't miss this exciting science program from the Science Guys of Baltimore!

Learn the basics of weaving handmade bobbin lace, from winding the bobbins to making four small lace projects.

Traditional circular patterns have long been used around the world in contemplation and relaxation practices. Learn how to create calming geometric designs that emphasize the connection among the mind, the body, and the spirit.

Join law professor Thomas J. McSweeney in learning the fascinating story of how a failed 13th-century peace treaty between King John of England and his barons became a foundational cornerstone of citizens’ rights in this country.

Kick off the evening as the Italians do and learn about the tradition of aperitivo: the informal gathering of friends for a convivial pre-dinner drink, socializing, and hors d'oeuvres. Food historian Francine Segan dishes on the tradition’s delicious history, and a post-program reception offers tastings of regional specialties and recipes for aperitivo cocktails and simple-to-make classic Italian appetizers.

For Ages 7 to 11.  Don't miss this exciting science program from the Science Guys of Baltimore!

For Ages 7 to 11.  Don't miss this exciting science program from the Science Guys of Baltimore!

Thomas Gainsborough, one of the most important British artists of the second half of the 18th century, was also one of England’s earliest homegrown geniuses. Art historian Bonita Billman examines Gainsborough’s lush painterly technique, iconic masterworks (especially those in America), and his influence on painting. (World Art History Certificate elective, 1/2 credit)

Drawing on the riches of one of the greatest post-impressionist and early modern art collections in the world and remarkable high-definition Deep Zoom technology, Barnes Foundation educator Penny Hansen guides a series of live virtual tours that closely examine the paintings and lives of 3 artists who helped shape a truly revolutionary period in the history of art. This session focuses on the gallery's collection of Paul Cézanne artworks. (World Art History Certificate elective, 1/2 credit)

Find your personal sense of color confidence while learning to apply color to embroidery art as would a painter using pigments and a palette.