Spring Break may be almost over for most of us. But I would like to remind you Spring Break at the Nasher is ON! Come on out for sun before the kiddos return to school
What: Spring Break at the Nasher is nearly here! Enjoy a week of FREE programing with activities ranging from painting, sketching and dancing, allowing kids to learn about and explore the various mediums art has to offer.
When: Tuesday, March 17 – Sunday, March 22, 2020, 11a.m.- 5 p.m.
Where: Nasher Sculpture Center, 2001 Flora Street Dallas, TX 75201
Details: The Nasher will offer activities throughout the week for people of all ages, from workshops with guest artists to storytime with Dallas Public Library.
Activities with guest artists include:
- Plein Air Painting with Sherry Houpt (March 17 & 19, 11AM – 1PM)
- Demolition Library with Lisa Huffaker (March 17 & 19, 1 – 3PM)
- Personal 3D Sculptures with Natalie Macellaio (March 17 & 19, 1 – 3PM)
- Sketching with Joel Murray (March 18 & 20, 11AM – 1PM)
- Yarn paintings by Carolyn Marco (March 18 & 20, 1 – 3PM)
- Noodle weavings by Chesley Antoinette (March 18 & 20, 1 – 3PM)
The Nasher also offers interactive activities like Ballet Basics with Amanda Dalton School of Dance, and a music set performed by DJ Sudie.
Health note:
Your health and safety is important to us. The Nasher is staying up to date with the latest COVID-19 updates is following prevention recommendations for maintaining a clean, healthy environment. This includes routine sanitation of doors, handrails and other high-touch areas of the museum. We encourage you to continue to take standard precautions to help maintain the health and safety of yourself and others, and have placed hand sanitation stations at the front desk, the café and the lower level restroom area for your convenience. Since this is an ever-evolving situation, we encourage you to check the Nasher website for any updates before visting. We look forward to welcoming you and your family to the museum soon. If you do not feel well, we ask that you kindly refrain from visting the museum.
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
