FAM at the YAM is for every type of family. Bring yourself, children, friends, grandparents, and more. Create art together with a professional artist and learn about their process. It’s a great way to kick off your First Friday evening.
for families
fam at the yam
Ages: All ages welcome
When: First Fridays, 4 – 6 PM
Admission: Free
Reservations: Not Required
February 7
Join Art Auction 57 artist Jennette Rasch in the studio to create a mini work of art inspired by her artwork and technique. No advanced registration required.
March 7
Celebrate the closing weekend of Art Auction 57 with auction artist Michelle Dyk and her collage process. No advanced registration required.
April 4
Join us for Scrollathon, a multimedia, collaborative creative project that will bring together people from all 50 states! Steven and William Ladd will guide us through a hands-on, found material art lesson that will be displayed at the Kennedy Center in Washington DC! Registration is required for Scrollathon.
- Email to register with Angel, Museum Art Educator, at arteducator@artmuseum.org AND fill out this Participation Agreement.
May 2
Join Beth Korth from Tippet Rise Art Center for FAM at the YAM! We will be “Tracing Tracks” and using mixed media to create a work of art focusing on the springtime animals that are coming back from hibernation or migrating to Montana for the summer.
For more information contact:
Angel, YAM Museum Art Educator
406.256.6804 x238
arteducator@artmuseum.org
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Young at Art
Honoring Linda Ewert and the Linda & Wayne Ewert Art Education Fund
When you are visiting the YAM, you may notice a plaque in the Young Families Area honoring Linda Ewert. Linda Ewert was part of the Yellowstone Art Museum for over 30 years in different capacities.
Linda always had a way of making each docent feel they had something unique to bring to the group. Over the years we presented some wonderful docent driven exhibitions and presentations at symposiums under her leadership. Linda was always forward thinking and we always measured up to much larger museums and guiding methods. —YAM Docent Linda Snider
