Rainbow Collage

🌈 Happy Pride Month! We’re starting off June by celebrating LGBTQIA+ communities in Boston and everywhere with a Rainbow Collage project. Think about all of the beautiful colors you see when you walk around your neighborhood. Grab your art supplies and let’s create something beautiful together!

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2021-2022 Schedule is LIVE!

Year-round Classes for Ages 1.5–10 are live! Minni offers a complete suite of weekly classes for children ages 18 months to 10 years old. Classes at Minni are designed with current health and safety protocols in mind, utilizing our outdoor patio space (weather permitting) and limiting each session to eight students. Ages 1.5–3 will be limited to six students and six caregivers.

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Minni 2021 Summer Program

We offer ten individually themed weeks of summer programming for little artists ages 4–9, beginning June 28 and running until September 3. To keep your artist engaged every summer, we rotate in new lessons for fresh content and vocabulary!

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Minni Favorite Books – May

May reminds us of vibrant colors outside, mother figures, and the warmth of those Summer months rolling in. Check out our favorite books for May below to get you and your little one excited for Summer break, textures, and loads of fun.

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Room to Grow Virtual 5k

Grab the kids, the dog, a bike, or just a pair of shoes, and let’s get outside together! Join us on Sunday, May 23rd for a Virtual 5K in support of our partner, Room to Grow! We’re coming together as one community in Boston to run, walk, ride, and celebrate. Join our Minni team by signing up here and walk with us at 9am from Minni to the Back Bay!

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Brand Highlight: Mudpuppy

With a focus on puzzles (and many awards to prove it), Mudpuppy has grown into a toy company focusing on getting kids away from screens and into hands-on activities! Our favorite Mudpuppy product is their magnetic dress-up Purrmaid. It’s the cat’s pajamas!

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Team Intro: Kelly Harris Smith

Kelly Harris Smith is a designer, creative director, and entrepreneur specializing in natural and sustainable materials for commercial and residential interior design. She is the co-founder of FilzFelt and is the founder of Minni! Having trained in architecture at Northeastern University, Kelly is inspired by pattern, color, and innovative functionality.

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Product Highlight - Eco-Kids Finger Paints

Finally! Natural, organic, and food-based paint (made with organic fruit and vegetable extracts) that doesn’t compromise on color and vibrancy. Finger paints by Eco-Kids are the perfect introduction to your child applying color to paper. Eco-Kids uses food-safe, non-GMO ingredients to create all-natural colors for your little artist!

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Minni Favorite Books – April

When we think of April, we think of Spring, rain, and tiny little buds making their way through the soil. Check out our favorite Spring themed books below to get you and your little one excited for a changing season.

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Everyone deserves creativity – Hurley School Virtual Workshop Fundraiser!

Calling all artists! We’ve partnered with the Hurley School to offer a virtual art workshop! Create a paper flower with us to celebrate Spring and the blooms of the season. No special art supplies needed. Participants can use a variety of materials found around the house – including newspaper, magazines, and paper.

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Minni Community Drop-ins – Cardboard Cakes

For this week's Community Drop-In, join us in celebrating Minni's third birthday! Stop by our studio to stack, paint and decorate GIANT cardboard toppling, towering birthday cakes. We will fulfill your pastel paint and cake decorating dreams with all the toppings and the most colorful confetti sprinkles. Book your own private time slot for the whole family!

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Rubbings – Creating with Cardboard

Rubbings – Explore texture and pattern with just three materials. Collect your crayons and pastels! Sticky Lemon’s crayons are our favorite to use for this project. Place a piece of cardboard on a flat surface, put a piece of printer paper on top, and use the side of a crayon to make a rubbing. Layer colors and use corrugated cardboard for extra texture!

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