The Art of Eric Carle: Bees, Butterflies, and Other Bugs

This exhibition held in the West Gallery illustrates how -  As a child, Eric Carle became interested in insects, a curiosity sparked by his father, who took him on walks in the woods and fields, exploring the tiny creatures that lived there. In Bees, Butterflies, and Other Bugs, The Museum celebrates the wings, stings, and crawling things that have appeared throughout Carle's career, ranging from allergy tab advertisements he created in the late 1960s to familiar picture book favorites.

Saturday 10am – 5pm   Sunday 12pm – 5pm