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Three mornings of painting, cutting, creating & storytelling
October 10, 11 & 12 | 10 AM–12 PM | Ages 4–6
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CloseOctober 10, 11 & 12 | 10 AM–12 PM | Ages 4–6
Does your little one love to draw, paint, cut, glue and make things?
Over three fun and creative mornings at Maxima Hive Jr., children will step into the colorful world of Eric Carle and discover how an artist can turn simple pieces of painted paper into something magical.
This isn't just a craft project. It's a chance for young children to experiment, get messy, make choices, and discover that they can create art in their own way.
Across the three sessions, children will:
Each day builds on the one before it, so by the end of the three mornings, your child will have created their own unique piece of artwork from start to finish.
The workshop is led by Aviv Hirsch, a lifelong Arlington resident, artist, and experienced children's educator who has developed and taught art programs for museums.
Aviv knows how to make art accessible and exciting for young children, while giving them plenty of room to explore their own ideas.
Three 2-hour creative sessions
All art materials and supplies
Smocks provided
A finished collage to take home
Lots of opportunities to experiment and create
No previous art experience is needed. Just bring your child's imagination, comfortable art-friendly clothes, and a water bottle.
Saturday, October 10
10 AM–12 PM
Sunday, October 11
10 AM–12 PM
Monday, October 12
10 AM–12 PM
Maxima Hive
212 Mass. Ave., Arlington, MA
Ages 4–6 | $150 for all three sessions
Instead of another morning in front of a screen, give your little artist three mornings to paint, experiment, create and discover what they can make with their own two hands.
Space is limited so that each child gets plenty of attention and hands-on time.
To provide the best experience while keeping our programs sustainable, most classes require a minimum number of participants. Maxima Hive reserves the right to cancel or reschedule a class if the minimum enrollment is not met.
If We Cancel a Class
If Maxima Hive cancels a class, registered participants may choose one of the following:
We encourage participants to choose store credit whenever possible, as credit card processing fees are incurred when payments are processed and again when refunds are issued. Selecting store credit helps us reduce these costs and continue offering quality community programming.
Participant Cancellations
If you cancel your registration before the class or event, an 8% cancellation/restocking fee will be deducted from your refund. This fee helps offset the non-refundable credit card processing and administrative costs associated with your registration.
Instead of a refund, you may choose to receive 100% of your registration fee as store credit, with no cancellation fee deducted. Store credit may be used toward merchandise at Maxima Gift Center or Maxima Book Center, or toward any future Maxima Hive class or event.
Class Rescheduling
If a class is rescheduled, your registration will automatically be transferred to the new date. If you are unable to attend the new date, you may choose either a full refund or store credit.
Thank you for supporting local, small-business programming. Your understanding allows us to continue offering meaningful classes, workshops, and events for our community.