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Family Day: Tell a Story in 3D

Art, stories, and games for all ages—plus a special interactive program with Gerald Moore to inspire kids’ creativity. Saturday, October 11 · 10:30am – 5pm EDT. Doors at 10am About this event Spend the day creating together at AMP’s Family Day—designed for all ages, from toddlers to teens. With a mix of hands-on art activities, story time, a kid-friendly tour, and a special drop-in studio just for teens, there’s something for everyone in the family. Tell a Story in 3D!…

when

October 11, 2025 @ 10:30 am - 5:00 pm

where

90 Whiting St
Winsted, 06098 United States

cost

Free – 15

contact

American Mural Project

(860) 379-3006

about

Art, stories, and games for all ages—plus a special interactive program with Gerald Moore to inspire kids’ creativity.

Saturday, October 11 · 10:30am – 5pm EDT. Doors at 10am

About this event

Spend the day creating together at AMP’s Family Day—designed for all ages, from toddlers to teens. With a mix of hands-on art activities, story time, a kid-friendly tour, and a special drop-in studio just for teens, there’s something for everyone in the family.

Tell a Story in 3D!

Three reasons why AMP’s mural is awesome: 1) the artwork was created collaboratively, 2) it tells a story, and 3) it’s told in three dimensions! Now you and your gang can make awesome art together that tells a story in 3D – no special glasses necessary! Participants will build colorful 3D creations together and then bring their artwork to life through stories. Let your imagination run wild by mashing up your original art with others to make whole worlds, characters, and fantastic plot twists!

This original, hands-on program blends building, imaginative play, and storytelling. Developed by multimedia artist and educator Gerald Moore, The Game is presented through Arts for Learning Connecticut—an organization that brings high-quality arts experiences to communities across the state.

Schedule of Activities

Mural Exhibit Opens: 10am
Teen Art Studio: 10:30am to 1:30pm (ages 13 to 18)
Story Time & Craft: 11am
Art & Explore: 12pm
Interactive Program: Tell a Story in 3D! 1:30pm
Mural Exhibit Closes: 5pm

Free Admission for Kids and their Parents or accompanying caregivers on Family Days

Family Day activities are free with admission. Kids 18 and under are free all day. Teen Art Studio has a $5 materials fee. Regular adult and senior ticket options apply.

AMP’s Family Days are supported by the generosity of The Comis Foundation and Torrington Bank.

Bring the whole family and spend the day creating together.

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