Maker Afternoon at the Museum

Join us for a special family workshop that inspires you to move, make, listen, and lead as we celebrate community helpers and you! Enjoy stories, move mindfully, and create art inspired by the exhibition JP Jermaine Powell—Leadership Reimagined: Share Your Journey.

Families explore the power of communities, participate in a movement-centered story time led by Erin Hanehan, and play creatively through a guided art-making experience facilitated by A Great Good Space.

This program is best for ages 3–6 plus their grown-ups.

About the facilitators
Erin Hanehan is a kids yoga and mindfulness instructor, perinatal yoga teacher, drama teaching artist, freelance marketing professional, and mother. She is passionate about supporting children and birthing people in standing tall, feeling confident in their bodies, and finding their own unique voices. She teaches locally at the JCC in Durham and online at Embodied Mothering Yoga, which you can join from anywhere. You can follow her work @ehanehan on Instagram.

Jeannine and Denise are the co-founders of A Great Good Space, an art and design studio that uses art and the act of making to embolden creative curiosities and encourage imaginative play regardless of age, skills, and/or experience. A Great Good Space believes that art is a celebration of our humanity and believes, with ferocity, that art is for everyone.