At this workshop table, we enliven curiosity by transforming trash that has seemingly lost its purpose into artful expressions. Our budding environmentalists will learn to upcycle and care for the expansive though limited resources that our environment lends us. Together, we will develop a mindset that feels free to play, ask questions, and trust our ideas no matter how outlandish. 

A kid-guided experience full of fun and self-expression.

$25 per child. No need to pre-register. Drop-in anytime between 3 and 5pm and pay the teacher directly, cash or Venmo.

All materials supplied.

Suitable for ages 3-8

Note, all classes are held in a shared art studio on the 3rd floor, accessible by stairs only.

ABOUT AMANDA MARLOWE

Amanda Marlowe guides children's art experiences combining sustainability, curiosity, and social emotional learning. She is a lead instructor for Wild Earth , a nature immersion non-profit in the Hudson Valley. Alongside this, she develops curriculum for museums and businesses with local artists. A current endeavor of hers is writing a children's book on death and change. She fills her cup with walks along the water, stretching, singing, playing guitar, and reworking vintage or otherwise forgotten textiles. Amanda holds a B.S.A in Philosophy and Education from Skidmore College.