Warhol-Inspired Wildflowers with Molly Miller

Join instructor Molly Miller for a hands-on art session exploring the bold, colorful style of Andy Warhol. Kids will paint flower cutouts using tempera paint, then layer them over oil pastel backgrounds to create eye-catching 3D floral artwork inspired by the famous artist's signature approach. This is a short, focused activity perfect for children who enjoy creative projects and want to try something a little different. The session runs for 45 minutes and is designed for kids ages 6–10. It takes place in the Meeting Room at Locke Library, which is fully accessible. With a capacity of 40 participants, there's plenty of room for your child to work comfortably. For registration details or questions, you can reach Locke Library directly.