Crafternoon: Prints to Write Home About

Going to sleepaway camp or on a summer vacation? Create a personalized stack of cards to mail home about your adventures during this family-friendly crafternoon at the Capital Jewish Museum. Led by local Jewish linocut artists Raina Fox and Akiva Wolberg, the workshop invites participants to make prints inspired by Jewish art and design from the museum’s collections. You can drop in and use ready-made stamps to quickly assemble your cards, or stay for a longer session to learn how to carve your own linoleum block stamps. Leave with custom works of art you can send to everyone in your address book all summer long.

When: Sunday, June 7, 2026, from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM (UTC, likely Eastern Time).
Venue: Capital Jewish Museum, Washington, DC.
Artists: Raina Fox and Akiva Wolberg, local Jewish linocut artists.
Activities: Drop-in card making with existing stamps; also opportunity to carve your own linoleum block stamps (stay for a while to learn).
Inspiration: Jewish art and design from the museum’s collections.
Audience: Family-friendly; all ages welcome.
Note: Price not available from the provided information.