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This summer, we are excited to partner with the Boston Public Library for Play Dates in June, July, and August! Be inspired by visiting artists and authors during interactive Zoom workshops, and explore the rich world of storytelling. Dive deeper with downloadable activities designed by artists to do on your own time. Ready to visit the museum safely as a family? Explore the galleries with self-guided activities available on-site during Play Dates.
Advanced registration required. Space is limited. Participants must supply their own materials. Registration will close on Thu, Jun 24 at 4 PM.
Virtual Workshop with author Francie Latour
Fri, June 25
Our Heroes Are Black: Celebrate Revolution with Wee The People
This program will have captions and we will provide slides for this workshop to everyone. If there are other access accommodations that would be useful to help you fully participate in this program please contact accessibility@icaboston.org.
Author Bio
Downloadable Activity
Reading List
Virtual Play Date activities are designed for kids and their grownups to participate together. Workshops will be held on Zoom and will be live and interactive. Recommended ages are provided as a guide, but you know your child best! If you have questions about a particular workshop, don’t hesitate to reach us at familyprograms@icaboston.org.
Free Admission for Families
Sat, Jun 26
Tickets are SOLD OUT for Free Admission for Families on Sat, June 26. Reserve tickets in advance for next month’s free family admission day on Sat, July 31. More details More details
NOTE the Bank of America Art Lab is currently closed.
Activity Bags!
Check out our next Play Date in July, learn more and register today!
This event is created in partnership with the Boston Public Library.
Questions? Reach us at familyprograms@icaboston.org.
Your support helps keeps programs like this – both virtual and in-person – free and accessible in this time of uncertainty. If you are able, please consider becoming a member or making a one-time gift to support the ICA.
ICA Kids and Family programs are supported, in part, by Vivien and Alan Hassenfeld, the Hassenfeld Family Foundation, the Willow Tree Fund, and Raymond T. & Ann T. Mancini Family Foundation.