Let's get together and play games about pollination, while learning how pollination works and who pollinators are! Join in for an active multi-round relay race activities where kids (bees) are put into groups (hives) and sent out to collect pollen from a wildflower patch, then bring it back to the hive so the next bee can go out and gather. We'll see who has the most pollen at the end! Books and art about bees will be on hand for students to experience as well.

Guardians and parents are welcome to join their student to complete an artwork or choose to have registered participants work independently.

Tinworks is thrilled to continue offering free children’s workshops featuring themes from the 2025 A Kin To Clay exhibition. These guided workshops are led by local art educators and professionals on a variety of techniques and mediums. Ages 7-17 welcome to all workshops. Guardians and parents are welcome to join their student to complete an artwork or choose to have their registered participants work independently. Family workshops will take place in the Family & Community Space. Contact Community Outreach & Education Coordinator Angela Yonke, angela.yonke@tinworksart.org for more information.

Bea McNamara is Education & Outreach Director for Gallatin Conservation District, values community, and is beyond excited to deepen her roots here through education and outreach with Tinworks' visitors.