Hands-On Hip Hop at Minnesota Children's Museum

Join us for Hands-On Hip Hop, a six-week museum-wide celebration of Hip Hop culture and history.   Teaching artists and staff will lead special activities and programming throughout the museum, focusing on the five core elements of Hip Hop — Deejayin’, Emceein’, Breakin’, Graffiti (Street Art) and Knowledge of Self. The series culminates with a day of drop-in workshops and a finale performance.   All activities are included with museum admission at no extra cost. Visit https://mcm.org/hands-on-hip-hop/ for the full schedule of activities and events.   Hands-On Hip Hop kicks off on Monday, Jan. 19 (Martin Luther King Jr. Day), then runs Saturdays from Jan. 31 through Feb. 28. Hands-On Hip Hop is created by Minnesota Children's Museum in partnership with TruArtSpeaks, a St. Paul community organization focused on building connection through Hip Hop and other artistic expression.