7
Sep
Grandma Moses Day, celebrated on September 7th, honors Anna Mary Robertson Moses, a famous American artist known for her folk art. She started painting in her late 70s and became famous for her colorful pictures of farm life and nature. This day remembers her amazing talent and how she showed that you can be creative at any age. People celebrate by looking at her artwork, trying to paint like her, or learning more about her life. It's a day to be inspired by her creativity and to remember that it's never too late to start something new and exciting.
How to celebrate Grandma Moses Day?
On Grandma Moses Day, you can celebrate by painting or doing arts and crafts inspired by Grandma Moses' work. Try to create a picture of things you see every day, like trees or houses, just like she did. You can also bake cookies or a pie with a grown-up because she loved pies! Share your creations with family and tell stories about your favorite memories. Spend time outside, maybe in a garden or park, to enjoy nature. You can even dress up in old-fashioned clothes and pretend you're living in the old days, just like in Grandma Moses' paintings.
Where Grandma Moses Day is celebrated?
- - International
- - United States
