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Museum begins year-long children's program
The Masur Museum of Art will host a 12-month new educational art program for all children called, "My Mini Masur" program.
Children will enjoy a year of art activities, collecting artist trading cards, and earning art supplies to carry in their own take-home art bin.
Enrollment in the program lasts for 12 months and parents can sign their children into the program at any time.
Children will receive their own "My Mini Masur" art bin. Also, when they attend the monthly drop-in art activities, they will make an art project and will collect either an artist trading card or an art supply. These will fit nicely inside their art bin when they leave the museum. A special prize will be awarded on the last month of the enrollment period. Each activity and card corresponds with the exhibition currently on view.
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