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Hey friends! Each month we’ll be sharing some family fun ideas at the beginning of the month! We’re kicking it off today with some family fun ideas for February! February can be a tough month to get through… it’s been SO LONG since our last holidays and the winter blues are maybe setting in… whichContinue reading “February Family Fun”

February is all about showing some love, and that can include random acts of kindness! Officially, February 17th is Random Acts of Kindness Day, but we’ve created a calendar full of random acts you could try each day! These are some of our favourite random acts of kindness to try with the kiddos: Let aContinue reading “Random Acts of Kindness”

What you’ll need: Sweater template (at the bottom of this post!) Red or cardstock Christmas craft pom poms Buttons Jingle bells Confetti Christmas stickers Glue… you can find most of these items at the Dollar Store! They also make great advent calendar treasures and then do this craft in the first week! Draw a sweaterContinue reading “Ugly Christmas Sweater Collage Craft”

Vision: To support education of the fine arts for youth from communities in need in the Hamilton area, as every child deserves a chance to realize their full potential regardless of finances, ethnic background, religion or region of living. Mission: To showcase the importance of children and the arts through a free, interactive arts festivalContinue reading “Vision and Mission”

The Imagine in the Park is a Children’s Art Festival that is FREE to all guests and visitors. This festival encourages experiential learning for children; it provides the opportunity for families to work with artists in their discipline. 10 Reasons Why Arts Education Is SO IMPORTANT By Lauren Martin 1. Creativity. This may seem like a no-brainer,Continue reading “Program”

July 2011 was the inaugural year for Imagine in the Park, the free children’s arts and literature festival. Gage Park Hamilton was chosen as the venue where it has been held annually since then because of its accessibility. It is held each year on the first Saturday in June. Festival partners in 2011 included theContinue reading “About”