Kids Art Workshop: Taíno Symbols & Myths

Young artists will discover the fascinating world of the Taíno people through storytelling, art, and creativity! Led by Kasike Wakyua Rafael Feliciano-Roman, the Executive Director of the Afro Caribbean Cultural Center, children will be introduced to Taíno myths, symbols, and the meaning behind ancient petroglyphs. Inspired by what they learn, participants will create their own colorful Taíno-inspired petroglyph artwork using markers on small canvases to take home. September 26th, 2026 12- 1:00pm Free Register Here Support provided by the Afro…

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Young artists will discover the fascinating world of the Taíno people through storytelling, art, and creativity! Led by Kasike Wakyua Rafael Feliciano-Roman, the Executive Director of the Afro Caribbean Cultural Center, children will be introduced to Taíno myths, symbols, and the meaning behind ancient petroglyphs. Inspired by what they learn, participants will create their own colorful Taíno-inspired petroglyph artwork using markers on small canvases to take home.
September 26th, 2026
12- 1:00pm
Free
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Support provided by the Afro Caribbean Cultural Center, American Savings Foundation, and Post University.

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