FREE admission for kids of all ages.
Parents/Guardians will accompany their children at all times during the sessions.
30-minute timed reservations required.
The Rogers Historical Museum invites kids of all ages to join us every other Tuesday in June and July for our Kids Craft Corner summer program. Together we will explore four different themes related to our area’s history by engaging in a lesson presented by museum staff or special guest speakers and then creating a fun theme-related craft.
Kids Craft Corner is a free event, but online registration is required per child for each session. Registration is only required for children, but parents/guardians are asked to stay with their children. Each session will be held in the Key Wing Education Center at the Rogers Historical Museum.
Tuesday, June 11th, 9a.m.-12p.m.
Suncatchers
Join us in learning how glass has been used to decorate homes and other buildings for hundreds of years. Afterwards, make your own suncatcher to help decorate your home! Then make sure to visit the A Century of America Glassware exhibit across the street to see examples of decorative glassware.
Click Here to Register for Tuesday, June 11.
Tuesday, June 25th, 9a.m.-12p.m.
Weaving
Join us as we learn about weaving in Northwest Arkansas with special guest Eddon Boyd. Learn about the different types of cloth that can be woven and the tools you need. Then, create your own woven masterpiece to take home!
Click Here to Register for Tuesday, June 25.
Tuesday, July 16th, 9a.m.-12p.m.
Soap Carving
The art of carving wood has been around for thousands of years. Artists have crafted pieces all over the world, including here in Rogers! This July, join the Rogers Historical Museum as it partners with the Woodcarvers Club of NWA as they share their woodcarving skills. Then afterwards, use your new skills to create your own carved masterpiece out of a bar of soap!
Click Here to Register for Tuesday, July 16.
July 30th, 9a.m.-12p.m.
Architecture
While downtown Rogers was not built in a day, a lot of it was designed by the same architect, A.O. Clarke. Learn about the local architect and the buildings he helped design across Northwest Arkansas. Afterwards, become an architect like A.O. Clarke and create your own miniature buildings to take home!
Click Here to Register for Tuesday, July 30.
Kids Craft Corner is a free event, but online registration is required per child for each session. Registration is only required for children, but parents/guardians are asked to stay with their children. Each session will be held in the Key Wing Education Center at the Rogers Historical Museum.
Tuesday, June 11th, 9a.m.-12p.m.
Suncatchers
Join us in learning how glass has been used to decorate homes and other buildings for hundreds of years. Afterwards, make your own suncatcher to help decorate your home! Then make sure to visit the A Century of America Glassware exhibit across the street to see examples of decorative glassware.
Click Here to Register for Tuesday, June 11.
Tuesday, June 25th, 9a.m.-12p.m.
Weaving
Join us as we learn about weaving in Northwest Arkansas with special guest Eddon Boyd. Learn about the different types of cloth that can be woven and the tools you need. Then, create your own woven masterpiece to take home!
Click Here to Register for Tuesday, June 25.
Tuesday, July 16th, 9a.m.-12p.m.
Soap Carving
The art of carving wood has been around for thousands of years. Artists have crafted pieces all over the world, including here in Rogers! This July, join the Rogers Historical Museum as it partners with the Woodcarvers Club of NWA as they share their woodcarving skills. Then afterwards, use your new skills to create your own carved masterpiece out of a bar of soap!
Click Here to Register for Tuesday, July 16.
July 30th, 9a.m.-12p.m.
Architecture
While downtown Rogers was not built in a day, a lot of it was designed by the same architect, A.O. Clarke. Learn about the local architect and the buildings he helped design across Northwest Arkansas. Afterwards, become an architect like A.O. Clarke and create your own miniature buildings to take home!
Click Here to Register for Tuesday, July 30.