By rdnewsNOW staff

Red Deer Museum and Art Galley announcements: Dec. 17

Dec 18, 2019 | 3:41 PM

The Red Deer Museum + Art Gallery will be Closed on December 25, 26 and January 1^st

No MAGsparks this month!

MiniMAG Wednesday from 9:30 to 11:00 a.m.
December 18 Weave a Tree, Then Decorate It

This is our last miniMAG project of 2019! We are weaving evergreen trees at this activity. Once you have a tree you can decorate it however you want: we will have snow, sparkles, snowflakes and decorations for you to choose from!

This is a drop in program. Cost is $3 per child for non-members, $2 per child for members – parents and caregivers are always free! Your little one(s) can enjoy some toy time, create mini masterpieces and play while you enjoy a cup of coffee. Perfect for ages 5 and under.

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For more information, please call us at 403-309-8405, visit our website, www.reddeermuseum.com or email us museum@reddeer.ca

MAGnificent Saturdays 1:00 to 4:00 p.m.

December 21 Lacy Trees

Have you ever really looked at trees during the winter? After snowfall, they look like naturally forming lace. Today we are using that information to make lacy winter trees.

Drop-in art making for the entire family in the Discovery Studio at the MAG. We supply the artist, the inspiration and the materials, you supply your imagination. Admission included with your Family MAG Membership or drop in admission rates apply. Drop in rate of $10 per family for non-members.

For more details, contact us at (403) 309-8405 or email museum@reddeer.ca

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Exhibits:

Dave More: A Painter’s Gift

October 12, 2019 – December 31, 2019

Dave More has been a significant figure in the history of art in Central Alberta. He has pursued his career as a painter and he has taught and mentored many artists in this region. His artworks present his impressions of the world around him: the landscape, the people, gardens as well as other places he has visited such as New Brunswick and India.