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Wave hill FAP Cornhusk Dolls credit Joshua Bright
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Family Art Project: Corn Husk Dolls

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Wave hill FAP Cornhusk Dolls credit Joshua Bright
Photo: Joshua Bright

Join us in celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Explore corn's role in indigenous cultures and learn about its versatility as a food and art material. Tie, weave and shape dried husks to make your own figurine.

At 11:30AM families can enjoy a special storytime program in the Gund Theater, all ages welcome. We will be celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ Day with a reading of the book When the Shadbush Blooms by Carla Messinger.

Registration not required.

Wave Hill House is wheelchair-accessible. There is an accessible, ground-level entrance at the front of the building with a power-assist door. The restroom on the ground level is all-gender and ADA-compliant. Additional ADA-compliant restrooms are available on the lower level, which can be accessed by elevator.

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