Youth Art Adventures
Youth Art Programs

- K-5 Art Adventure and Pre-K Art Explorer programs are held throughout the year, but not every month.
- Additional special workshops and events are held in August, October and December.
- K-5 Art Adventure programs are for K-5th grade students.
- Pre-K Art Explorer programs are for pre-schoolers, ages 3-5, and their caregivers.
- Programs are FREE, thanks to our sponsors and partners.
Funding assistance provided by: George H. Riedel Private Foundation, Community Foundation Serving West Central Illinois & Northeast Missouri, General Mills Hometown Grantmaking Program, Jesse David Cox Memorial Fund, HAC Scholarship Fund donors and the Missouri Arts Council, a state agency.
REGISTRATION FOR PROGRAMS BELOW:
- register online https://hannibalartscouncil.eventbrite.com
- call 573-221-6545
- stop by 105 S. Main St. (Noon-5pm Mon-Fri)
UP NEXT:
Folklife Children’s Parade Workshop
Saturday, October 3
10:00 a.m.- Noon
Hannibal Arts Council, 105 S Main Street
FREE (registration required)
The Children’s Parade is making a comeback as part of the 50th Annual Hannibal Folklife Festival, and the Hannibal Arts Council is inviting K-5 students to help bring the fun, color and creativity to Historic Main Street. To get young parade participants ready for the day, the Hannibal Arts Council will host this special workshop!
FREE REGISTRATION: https://parade-workshop.eventbrite.com
K-5 STUDENT WORKSHOP - FUSED GLASS TREES
Instructor – Vilma Holt
Saturday, December 12 (2 Sessions)
10:00-11:00am or 12:00-1:00pm
Hannibal Arts Council, 105 S. Main St.
FREE (registration required)
Register online, call 573-221-6545 or stop by 105 S Main St.
FREE REGISTRATION:
- https://10AM-Session-K5-Fused-Glass-Trees.eventbrite.com
- https://NOON-Session-K5-Fused-Glass-Trees.eventbrite.com
Pre-K ART EXPLORERS: Perfect for little artists eager to explore color, creativity, and fun. Pre-schoolers and their caregivers will work together using simple, kid-friendly materials. Children are never too young to experience the arts. Through creative play, young participants build confidence, develop fine motor skills, strengthen communication and observation skills, and spark imagination and self-expression.
PRE-K ART EXPLORERS WILL COMMENCE AGAIN LATER IN 2026


