schedule
Every week is a new adventure at the Cayton. Kids learn new skills, create, and grow, all while they are immersed in play.
Activities are drop-in and free for members and museum visitors.
Updated Program Times
Art Studio: 10AM-12PM and 2-4:30PM
Storytime (every Thursday): 11:00AM
Programs: 11AM and 3PM
This Week's Activities
Wednesday, April 24
Clay Creations
11:00AM
Groovy Storytellers
3:00PM
Inspired by Hessa Al Ajmani, a natural clay artist, mold air-dry clay into bowls, plates, and mini sculptures, decorating them with dried flowers for a touch of natural elegance.
Move and groove to craft interactive stories with your body. Dance, twist, and twirl your way through tales of adventure, magic, and imagination.
Thursday, April 25
Storytime+Art
11:00AM
Media Masters
3:00PM
Read "Wonder Walkers" by Micha Archer, about a group of kids exploring nature! Afterward, let your creativity soar with a nature-inspired art activity!
Draw inspiration from the artwork of Helen Zughaib, who creates art to share stories of her culture and express hope. Dive into a mixed media adventure, combining various art materials to narrate tales of your family and cultural heritage.
Friday, April 26
Tightrope Walkers
11:00AM
Scavenger Hunt
3:00PM
Step right up, folks, and prepare to amaze with your tightrope skills! Walk the colorful lines like a circus pro, testing your focus and balance with every step.
Search high and low around the museum for nature scenes found across California! Find them all from the mountains to the beaches to win a sticker prize!
Saturday, April 27
Bubble Dance Party
11:00AM
Eco Accessories
3:00PM
Pop in to jump and dance to fun music while surrounded by a sea of bubbles at this lively and fun dance party!
Harness the power of stylish sustainability by crafting grass crowns from recycled materials.
Sunday, April 28
Forest Friends
11:00AM
Natural Art
3:00PM
Let's journey into the enchanted forest! Dive into sensory bins brimming with soil, moss, bark, and other woodland wonders.
Inspired by the work of Sherin Guirguis, create abstract nature sculptures out of recyclable materials!