Drop-in Art Making

This weekly program series allows people of all ages and abilities to get creative and make a work of art inspired by our collection. Join us for a little while or stay the whole time!
Explore, play, and create together during your next visit to the Walters Art Museum. Pick up sketching supplies at the Visitor Experience desk. Play a game of chess in the Great Hall. Read family-friendly books in Across Asia: Arts of Asia and the Islamic World and Latin American Art / Arte Latinoamericano. Get a close look at the critters in the Chamber of Wonders. There are so many things to discover together at the Walters!


This weekly program series allows people of all ages and abilities to get creative and make a work of art inspired by our collection. Join us for a little while or stay the whole time!

Family Days create a space where families and kids can make meaningful memories together through art. Gather, explore, and create at this monthly program series.

Following the 12-year lunar calendar cycle, each year we celebrate the new year and its zodiac animal. At our annual festival, visitors of all ages enjoy a day of art making, photo booth fun, local food, and performances.
Engage with virtual resources from the Walters Art Museum in the comfort of your own home, including coloring pages, art-making videos, and downloadable activity packets.
Explore masks from around the world and make a mask of your own.
Explore pattern and symmetry while creating a unique kaleidoscope.
Connect with your natural surroundings and gather materials to create a suncatcher.
Learn about the history and art of storytelling and make a crankie (scrolling story).
Write your own story on these pages featuring designs from Alphonse Mucha’s illustrations for Ilsée, Princesse de Tripoli, published in 1897.
Design a pattern of scarabs like those found in ancient Egyptian art.
Color a scene from a home in ancient Greece.
Design an outfit that might have been worn in ancient Greece.
Illustrate your own coat of arms.
Color a whimsical set of pages designed by local artist Pablo Machioli for Latin American Art / Arte Latinoamericano.
Watch a playlist of videos that show you how to make art at home, step by step.
Early childhood and family programs are partly supported by the Ruth T. Rauch Early Childhood Program Fund and Partners like you.