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FRI · MAY 1 · 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Drop-In Art Making: Kohl’s Art Studio

Milwaukee Art Museum· 700 N Art Museum Dr
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Monthly art projects at the museum's studio—free for kids, fresh inspiration every time.

Part of a series

Drop-In Art Making at Kohl's Art Studio

Runs on various dates & times

2 more upcoming dates

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Part I

The details

About this event

The Milwaukee Art Museum invites families to unleash their creativity at the Kohl’s Art Studio. This engaging drop-in event offers art-making activities inspired by the museum’s diverse collection and exhibitions. With projects changing monthly, it’s a great way to explore different mediums and techniques.

Kids 12 and under enjoy free admission, making it an affordable and enriching outing for families. Whether you're a local or visiting, this is a wonderful opportunity to bond over art and discover new creative skills together. Plan your visit for a day filled with inspiration and fun.

From the organizer

Drop in for family art-making activities inspired by the Museum’s collection and exhibitions. The studio project changes each month to highlight new mediums and techniques. Access to the Kohl’s Art Studio is included with Museum admission, which is free for kids 12 and under. Admission tickets are available at the door or online.

Getting in

  • Tickets

    Tickets available online

  • Drop in anytime — no commitment needed

Pricing details

Admission for kids 12 and under is free; adults must pay for admission.

Pro tips

  • Parents

    The studio can get busy around noon, so if you want a quieter experience with your kids, try visiting right when it opens at 10:00 am or later in the afternoon after 2:00 pm.

Past dates

2 previous dates

What's It Actually Like?

Energy3/5
ZenMosh Pit
Family ChaosDiyChill
Maker
Loud

Who'll Be There

Families with children, particularly those aged 12 and under. Expect a mix of parents, guardians, and kids, likely from diverse backgrounds, all looking for a fun, engaging experience.

How the Room Feels

Low lightUnpredictable volume

What You'll Leave With

A thing you madeA new skill

Who It's For

Social style:
Small group (3–6)
Energy needed:
Light participation

Part II · The feel

How it feels

The details organizers don't always put in the description — pulled from the room, the crowd, and what people remember afterward.

The room

Dim room. Dress for mood, not for reading a program.

Low lightUnpredictable volume

The crowd

Designed for 3–6 people. Good group-of-friends territory.

You'll leave with

A thing you made
A new skill

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