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Children’s Art Programs

Children's Art Programs at the MAC

NEW! Kids' Clay Studio
Thursday Afternoons

Ages 8-11
Instructor: Andrea Green
Class size: 4-8 students

Andrea Green, M.Ed. has taught children art for many years in public and private schools and museum settings. She enjoys sharing her enthusiasm for creating with students to guide them through the process to turn their ideas into unique projects.

Kids' Clay Spring Session 1
Thursdays: February 13,  27, March 6, 13, 20, 27 (6 weeks, no class Feb. 20)
3:15-5:00pm in the MAC Studio
Ages: 8-11, $175 for MAC members | $205 for nonmembers
All materials and firing included
Have a blast bringing your colorful and imaginative ideas to life! Learn the basics of clay hand-building techniques with slabs, coils, pinching and texture to create 3D animals, pots, ornaments and sculptures. Clay work will be kiln fired , decorated and made to last.

Art in the Afternoon

Instructor: Aylin Cetik
Minimum 8 students for class to run 


Note: Sippican School students can come directly to the MAC for Art Lab. Parents must provide release forms to Sippican School for children to be walked over by a MAC volunteer or staff member. Parents should reach out to the instructor after registering to notify her that children will be walked over. All other students may be dropped off at 3:00pm at the MAC. Parent pick-up is at 4:00pm. 

Winter/Spring Sessions 2025

Art In The Afternoon Winter Session 1: Sticker Journal
Ages : 7-12, $90 for MAC members | $105 for nonmembers
Fridays: January 24, 31, February 7, 14
3:00-4:00pm in the MAC Studio
Join us for a fun-filled session of sticker magic! Let your imagination soar as you create personalized sticker journals. You'll learn how to arrange stickers to tell stories, express emotions, and design beautiful layouts. Plus, you'll discover the joy of making your own custom stickers!

About the Instructor
Aylin Cetik worked as an instructor at Children’s Art lab in Mattapoisett and has taught numerous workshops. She believes that the process a young artist goes through when creating something new is more important than the quality of the finished product. Aylin earned her degree from New England School of Photography.