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"Bringing out the joy of girlhood is at the heart of everything we do. Through adventurous stories and imaginative play, we give girls the chance to discover who they are—and who they’re meant to be. No matter if she’s a toddler or entering her teen years, every girl can find inspiration to be her best, to grow a strong mind and spirit, to laugh while she learns to be resilient, confident, and kind. Most of all, we hope to open girls’ eyes to a bigger world so they can create a brighter future for us all."
- American Girl official website American Girl Classes for Young Ladies at The Quincy Museum celebrates girls and empowers them through education and practice of skills including cooking and interpersonal relationships. Girls grow as confident leaders and good friends. |
June 23-27, Nicki and Isabel (1999): Twins who express their girl power and individuality
July 7-11, Melody (1964): Lifts her voice for fairness and equality July 21-25, Addy (1864): Determined to be free amidst the Civil War |
Museum members receive a $10 discount per registration. Please see your newsletter for the code, or call us at 217-224-7669.
