Events

  Join us on March 21st for the launch of our Passport Adventure to Iceland. Experience the wonders of the land of the midnight sun, through the eye of our very own W.H.E.N. members. Huge thanks to Teancum Whitchurch for sharing his amazing trip with us.          

Students will learn about Qingming Jie or Tomb-Sweeping Day, a Chinese holiday to honor ancestors that takes place at the beginning of April. Students will learn about the Chinese customs of filial piety and how the Chinese traditionally use this holiday to show that familial respect. They'll also learn about how this holiday ties to the […]

Students will learn about Qingming Jie or Tomb-Sweeping Day, a Chinese holiday to honor ancestors that takes place at the beginning of April. Students will learn about the Chinese customs of filial piety and how the Chinese traditionally use this holiday to show that familial respect. They’ll also learn about how this holiday ties to the […]

  Loading…   NOTICE: Parents, guardians, or other supervising adults are required to stay in attendance with their youth. We are so excited to host in-person activities! Due to the serious nature of the current COVID-19 pandemic, we must adhere to certain rules and behaviors in order to keep our in-person activities happening. If you, or […]

Marvel at the treasures of the old masters. Marvel at the treasures of the old masters. We invite you to explore the wonders of the Renaissance and Baroque eras through the eyes of Italian, French, and Dutch old master painters. Discover the richness and grandeur of the European artistic tradition through devotional scenes of Christ, […]

***TICKETS EXTENDED THROUGH APRIL 4th***   Please scroll down to RSVP. ***TICKETS EXTENDED THROUGH APRIL 4th*** Tickets are $4 plus Paypal transaction fee.  Children 2 and under are free. Learn more about the Hutchings Museum exhibits HERE. NOTICE: Parents, guardians, or other supervising adults are required to stay in attendance with their youth. We are […]

Students will learn about both religious and secular Hungarian Easter traditions including the season of Lent, Holy Week, the Stations of the Cross, and the Easter sprinkling tradition. As part of this, students will decorate blown eggs with traditional Hungarian patterns and learn a traditional poem in Hungarian. Students will need to bring a blown […]