A2AC PlayLab: September Singing and Storytime with Momo Sensei: Pre-registration
A2AC PlayLab: Japanese bi-lingual singing and storytime with Momo Sensei
09/09/2023 10:45 AM - 12:00 PM ET
Admission
- Free
Summary
About PlayLab: A2AC PlayLab is a family-based program series developed by the exhibitions department at the Ann Arbor Art Center. Occurring between January through December 2023, the series harnesses the power of art-based play to build positive social-emotional connections between children and their caregivers. The no-fee events are geared toward caregivers and children, and are free and open to the public.
September's A2AC PlayLab features singer and music teacher Momo Kajiwara:
Join us Saturday, September 9 at 11am for a fun morning of Japanese songs and movement with local performer and music teacher Momo Sensei! We will explore singalongs, finger plays, shakers, scarves, movement and stories!
September's A2AC PlayLab IS BEST for babies through 6 Years of age. It is great for non-Japanese and fluent speakers as well as bi-lingual speakers.
Caregivers should plan to stay and participate.
Arrival time between 10:45-11am. Program begins promptly at 11am and ends around noon.
Location: A2AC Gallery at 115 W. Liberty St. Ann Arbor 48104
A2AC PlayLab is proudly funded through a grant by the DTE Energy Foundation.
Event Registration is closed.
September's A2AC PlayLab features singer and music teacher Momo Kajiwara:
Join us Saturday, September 9 at 11am for a fun morning of Japanese songs and movement with local performer and music teacher Momo Sensei! We will explore singalongs, finger plays, shakers, scarves, movement and stories!
September's A2AC PlayLab IS BEST for babies through 6 Years of age. It is great for non-Japanese and fluent speakers as well as bi-lingual speakers.
Caregivers should plan to stay and participate.
Arrival time between 10:45-11am. Program begins promptly at 11am and ends around noon.
Location: A2AC Gallery at 115 W. Liberty St. Ann Arbor 48104
A2AC PlayLab is proudly funded through a grant by the DTE Energy Foundation.