Martha Carson, a renowned artist, will teach art camp to elementary-aged children in the Texas Botanical Gardens from July 18-20. She is basing her camp on the Keri Smith book, “How to Be an Explorer of the World, Portable Life Museum” and will guide the students to express the world around them in art. No registration is required.
Martha Carson, a renowned artist, will teach art camp to elementary-aged children in the Texas Botanical Gardens from July 18-20. She is basing her camp on the Keri Smith book, “How to Be an Explorer of the World, Portable Life Museum” and will guide the students to express the world around them in art. No registration is required.
Martha Carson, a renowned artist, will teach art camp to elementary-aged children in the Texas Botanical Gardens from July 18-20. She is basing her camp on the Keri Smith book, “How to Be an Explorer of the World, Portable Life Museum” and will guide the students to express the world around them in art. No registration is required.
The Penatukah Comanches, as one of our prominent prehistoric peoples, had trails all over Central Texas denoted by Marker Trees, artifacts, and lore. The Mills County Historical Museum and the Texas Botanical Gardens and Native American Interpretive Center have partnered to bring the Penatukah Trail Story Boards to Goldthwaite during the month of July 2022. The event will be open July 1-31 from 10 am-2 pm.