Hourly children's storytime reading 'Copy Cat' by Helen Borten followed by a brief activity, part of the Blanton's Family Art Adventures.
Storytime returns to the Blanton Museum of Art on Tuesday, Nov. 10, with a reading of Copy Cat by Helen Borten. The session pairs a children's storybook read aloud with a brief activity that follows, and it's presented with support from community partner Alienated Majesty Books.
Storytime is one part of the Blanton's Family Art Adventures, a family-friendly program that runs all day with hands-on artmaking, outdoor games, scavenger hunts, and interactive activities for curious minds of all ages. The museum's wider family offering is led by its Education team and encourages close looking, curiosity, and collaboration among intergenerational visitors—the kind of day where kids and adults can hang out and make things together rather than just walking through the galleries.
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Because it's part of that larger program, you don't have to time your whole day around one session. Family Art Adventures runs all day, so you can pair the reading with the other activities on the schedule. Storytime itself happens every hour on the hour starting at 12 PM, which means you can drop in whenever it fits your afternoon best. The Blanton is in Austin, and the reading is on Tuesday, Nov. 10.
