Children will be invited to craft a version of the colorful mola art created by Cuna women of Panama out of brightly colored paper. All supplies provided. Registration required. Open to those in 2nd through 5th grade. Those who are in the 3rd grade and below must have a parent or guardian present in the building.

A mola is an appliqued fabric panel created by Cuna women, an indigenous people from the San Blas Islands of Panama. The term "mola" refers to a traditional blouse made by women to serve as front and back panels of the blouses they wear everyday. Now molas are also sold to collectors and framed and exhibited. The market for the unique molas has provided an economic benefit for the Cuna Indians.