Free to explore: art workshop offers variety of experiences

Nicole Tavenner

Myanna Taylor twirls three hula hoops at Saturday's Kids Create art and motion workshop in Polson.

Nicole Tavenner

Linda Sappington

Translucent glass stones and sticky glue transform simple cylinders into candleholders, with the help of artistic hands.

Linda Sappington

Translucent glass stones and sticky glue transform simple cylinders into candleholders, with the help of artistic hands.

Linda Sappington

Kindergartener Lex Avison said the gymnastics session was the most fun he had all day.

Linda Sappington

Mesa McKee explains how her paper sailboat is actually a tool to help a left-handed person paint without smearing a wet canvas.

Linda Sappington

Mike Lemm teaches students how to paint Monsters on wooden blocks.

Linda Sappington

Mike Lemm teaches students how to paint Monsters on wooden blocks.

Linda Sappington

Translucent glass stones and sticky glue transform simple cylinders into candleholders, with the help of artistic hands.

Linda Sappington

Children warm up before the learning to tumble.

Linda Sappington

Children warm up before the learning to tumble.

Linda Sappington

Kendall Hendricks pretends to be a frog in the Oula, Jr., session at the Kids Create event, held Saturday at Polson Middle School.

Linda Sappington

Children stretch before the learning to tumble.

Linda Sappington

Students learn how to build their own video game.

Linda Sappington

Artist Mary Sale helps a student with his inkle weaving.

Linda Sappington

Each student is assigned a bag for their belongings and creations. The bags line the hallway as students make their way to class.

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Issue Date: 4/2/2014
Last Updated: 4/1/2014 9:57:54 PM | By Linda Sappington

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