Museum at Home

If you can’t come to The Carle, let The Carle come to you. We offer a variety of online events, programs, and resources that are the next best thing to being here.

Online Exhibitions

Illustration of child holding book with stars against red and white striped background.

Immerse yourself in a multimedia art experience through one of The Carle’s online exhibitions, such as Asians, Everyday. This presentation of 26 artists’ work is curated by award-winning author and illustrator Grace Lin.

Online Events & Programs

Chihiro Art Museum Azumino
July 11 at 7 pm ET: Join us for a special virtual “show and tell” with Chihiro Art Museum Curators Michiko Matsukata (Tokyo) and Eriko Tanabe (Azumino).
Multiracial family wearing pajamas and reading a book in bed.

Megan Dowd Lambert discuss her essay collection, Book Bonding: Building Connections Through Family Reading.

Mother reading a story to her child who is sitting in her lap.
Join us from home for Storytime with The Carle. These interactive read-aloud presentations encourage movement and play.

Make Art

The Carle’s Art Studio offers inspiration for creative projects that appeal to all ages.
A close-up of the Art Studio bulletin board showing construction paper pockets with accordion fold books inside.
Accordion books dedicated to people important to us.
Colorful homemade crayons in the shape of madeleine cookies surrounded by scribbles on white paper.
Create your own toddler-friendly crayons using food-grade waxes and pigments.
A paper with blue and green bubble prints on it.
Explore three different marbling techniques using materials found around the home.

Artists & Authors

Kids sitting and smiling as they listen to a story being read aloud.

Get to know your family’s favorite picture book authors and artists! Hear about their work and inspirations in these video interviews.

Books spread out on table.
Explore the many booklists created by The Carle for exhibitions, programs, or bookshop recommendations.