You can learn how paper products are recycled at the Museum's Recycling Days on Thursday, April 5, and Friday, April 6, from noon to 4 p.m. each day. Kids can also learn about all the neat stuff you can make from recycled paper. They can watch as homemade recycled paper pulp is produced, and they can even take some home. Kids will get to see some of the different products made from recycled paper, and they'll also learn some fun ways to make art from recycled paper. This event is sponsored by Chattanooga Paperboard.
Activity is free with paid admission.
Dee Mays will enlist Museum visitors to assist her creation of four stained glass panels to hang in the Museum Atrium. She encourages children to think creatively in their use of color so they can achieve a translucent sea of color in their work. Each stained glass panel will represent one of the Museum's exhibits - the Artists' Studio, Musicians' Studio, Inventors' Workshop and Dinosaur Dig. Dee is an award winning artist with over 17 years experience. She is a member of AVA and she has taught at Hunter Art Museum.