ICAN’s Audio Book Tour continues with author and illustrator, Cassandra Federman. Airing every third Thursday of the month at 5p PT, we feature new books from authors and illustrators. On… Read more Storytime Activity: This is a Sea Cow →
Zentangle? What’s a Zentangle? Zentangle is a really cool type of art that creates wild pictures, the ‘tangle’, through lots of thought and focus, the ‘zen’. Follow along to learn how to make zentangles.… Read more Zentangles →
This July, ICAN’s Audio Book Tour features Kevin Carroll’s A Kids Book About Belonging, Thursday, July 16th at 5:00PM Pacific. With a rebroadcast Sunday, July 19th at 8am. An empowering… Read more A Kids Book About Belonging →
Careful, this one gets messy. Splatter paint is as explosive and colorful as its history. It started in the 1940’s in New York, due to art censorship, or the banning of… Read more Splatter Paint →
Think it’s rude to point? These artists sure don’t! Pointillism is a French art style where dots of pure, unmixed color are placed on a canvas in such a specific way that the… Read more Pointillism →
ICAN is proud to announce Winnie-the-Pooh and all of Christopher Robin’s friends are coming back to ICAN this summer. Come explore the Hundred Acre Wood created by author A. A.… Read more The Complete Works of Winnie-the-Pooh on ICAN! →
ICAN’s Audio Book Tour continues with tonight’s storytime. Operation Photobomb is written by Tara Luebbe and Becky Cattie, illustrated and read by Matthew Rivera. This book is published by Albert… Read more ICAN Color! Operation Photobomb →
Happy Children’s Day! Children are making remarkable actions everyday, so today we’re highlighting a few talented kids who are making big change in our world. Jahkil Jackson After 8 year old Jahkil Jackson… Read more Children’s Day 2020- Superstar Spotlight! →
Juneteenth, June 19th, is a day to celebrate when all Americans honored the Emancipation Proclamation of 1863. Today, sometimes called Freedom Day, honors the end of slavery in the United… Read more 6 Children’s Books to Celebrate Civil Rights →