Morikami hosts 1 and 2-day workshops on diverse cultural arts and languages taught by local and guest instructors. Regular workshops run at least an hour and a half and include museum admission in the price. Mini workshops are one hour and do not include museum admission at a reduced price. Registration for classes or workshops closes by 4:00 pm the day before the 1st class. For those happening on the weekend, they close the Friday prior by 2:00 pm.
AGE REQUIREMENTS: Please know that unless otherwise stated as “Youth” all classes and workshops are for adults and teenagers 15 years and older. We will allow some younger youth on a case-by-case basis. Please contact the Education Program Coordinator at (561) 233-1367 if you would like to enroll a younger youth in a program.
REGISTRATION: All programs are open for registration on August 1st of each year for the upcoming season. Each season runs from October through the summer of the next year.
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Block Printing Butoh (Avant-garde dance) Calligraphy (Adult) Calligraphy (Youth) Fabric Wrapping Gift Presentation Japanese Traditional Music Kintsugi (Mending broken pottery) Kokedama Moss Ball Koto Kurinuki (Hand built ceramics) Kyudo (Japanese Archery) Nerikomi Ceramic Poetry Ramen Spoon Carving Sado Tea Shibori Indigo Spanish Haiku Poetry Sumi-e Brush Making Sushi Watercolor Paint Youth Music Camp Taiko (Drumming) (Adult) Taiko (Drumming) (Youth) Renga: Japanese Collaborative Poetry
Join us for a look into the captivating world of traditional Japanese artistry at the Morikami Museum and Gardens with contemporary artist Michelle Sakhai. In this immersive workshop, titled "Japanese Translations: from Ukiyo-e to Watercolors," participants will draw inspiration from the rich legacy of Japanese Ukiyo-e woodblock …
