Enhance your Museum visit with a guided tour paired with an art-making experience. Students explore artworks in the galleries with a trained docent, then join Museum educators in the studio to create their own work of art. 

Tour + Printmaking 
Using the Museum’s print collection as a starting point, students learn the techniques, styles, and tools of printmaking. After exploring prints in the galleries, students create their own monoprint in the studios under the guidance of a resident teaching artist. 

• Available Wednesday – Friday at 10 and 11 AM 

• Recommended for grades 4 – 6 

• Maximum of 35 students per workshop. One adult chaperone per eight students is required. 

• $450 per workshop. 

• Six-week advance registration required. 

• All supplies included. 

• Special arrangements to accommodate larger groups or non-standard times may be arranged based on capacity. 

Tour + Sketching 
Get introduced to sketching and its role in the artistic process. During this exploration students complete one or multiple sketches of artworks in the galleries, implementing basic drawing techniques to create the illusion of form and communicate value. 

• Available Wednesday – Friday at 10 and 11 AM 

• Recommended for grades 3 – 12 

• Maximum of 35 students per workshop. One adult chaperone per eight students is required. 

• $350 per workshop. 

• Six-week advance registration required. 

• All supplies included. 

• Special arrangements to accommodate larger groups or non-standard times may be arranged based on capacity. 

Pre-school, kindergarten, and first-grade students may enjoy exploring the Museum with one of our Family Program Guides on an "A is for Art" tour. These tours are scheduled on the first and third Fridays and the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month.

Please inquire about Family Program Guide availability and schedules via email at education@crockerart.org or call (916) 808-1182.