Groove to delightful jazz age inspired music for all ages with the Grammy-nominated band Lucy Kalantari & the Jazz Cats! See artworks projected of artists Edith Halpert championed during the era jazz was in full swing across the country. Enjoy the interactive jazz-scat-along play, while singing about the simple joys and delights of life.

The 2 pm concert will have sign language interpretation. 

Image: Lucy Kalantari and the Jazz Cats

11 am – 4 pm:  Drop-in Art Workshops

- Pop-Up Cityscapes - Collage a unique city scene inspired by Jacob Lawrence and John Marin. Find creative ways to make buildings and characters come to life and pop off the page.

- Playful Figures - Using self-hardening clay to sculpt a figure or head of a person inspired by the sculptures of Eli Nadelman and other striking sculptures collected by Halpert. 

- Colorful Still Life - Paint with watercolor a close up view of natural objects such as shells, tree branches, leaves, flowers, rocks after viewing the brilliant paintings of Georgia O'Keeffe.

- Collaborative Neighborhood - Combine found objects, cardboard and other materials to design a neighborhood diorama that brings together a variety of people in a sculptural environment.

1 pm and 3 pm:  Spotlight Gallery Tours
An educator will conduct a brief gallery tour with a sketching opportunity that will spotlight art work on view in the exhibition.
The 1 pm tour will have sign langauge interpretation. 

All day
Explore the galleries with printed family guides for the exhibition.