Support Montpelier & Central Vermont
All proceeds go to support flood relief and recovery in Vermont. At check out, choose whether your proceeds go to the Montpelier Strong Recover Fund or the VT Flood Response & Recover Fund.
Made out of 100% cotton. All proceeds go to support flood relief and recovery in Vermont. At check out, choose whether your proceeds go to the Montpelier Strong Recover Fund or the VT Flood Response & Recover Fund.
Made out of 100% cotton. All proceeds go to support flood relief and recovery in Vermont. At check out, choose whether your proceeds go to the Montpelier Strong Recover Fund or the VT Flood Response & Recover Fund.
Made out of 100% cotton. All proceeds go to support flood relief and recovery in Vermont. At check out, choose whether your proceeds go to the Montpelier Strong Recover Fund or the VT Flood Response & Recover Fund.
When The River Rises Archival Print
$32.00
From artist & illustrator Brian Herrick. All proceeds go towards the Montpelier Alive Montpelier Strong Fund. 8”x10” on archive enhanced matte paper.
GIFT CARDS
Give the gift of creativity and exploration!
Our gift cards can be used towards any of our classes, special events, or makerboxes!
OUR MAKERBOX SHOP
We all know a proper book worm, Lego inventor, or night explorer needs a lantern for their secret late night expeditions.
In this Makerbox, children will create their own unique LED lanterns and make their walls light up with their wild creations.
Like all of our Makerboxes, this kit also comes with a maker instruction sheet and a subject matter lesson. Children will learn basic circuitry and electronics, as well as the science of optics and light projection.
Children may also use tools and supplies from their Maker Super Supply Kits to measure and personalize their lanterns.
As always, this is an all-natural, all-sustainable project, and you can return any components and containers your family chooses not to keep.
This kit arrives to your doorstep 3 to 5 days after purchase.
What our customers have to say
“I’ve lost track of how many times I have recommended the Makerbox subscription from Wilder Arts to my friends and colleagues. These beautiful boxes are a weekly highlight for my family, sparking new ideas, boosting creativity and confidence, and highly convenient to boot! The company’s commitment to sustainable ingenuity makes us feel that our investment in these boxes is well-spent.”
“I cannot express how awesome this Wilder Arts Bee Hotel makerbox is. Maria and Sofia are pure genius. Everything is locally sourced, from nature or recycled. Everthing is IN the box, so you don’t have to go looking for random ingredients in your cupboards; and they deliver to your porch every week. I swear I’m not on their marketing team, I just genuinely think they are AMAZING!! And during this time, I’m super grateful! Wilder Arts is beyond cool.”
“As a family that is tired of accumulating stuff and having most of it end up in a landfill, we were thrilled to find Wilder Arts makerboxes. Not only do I love having interesting projects arrive at my house for my kids as well as myself to learn about, I love that it all would be picked up at the end of the week and I had to deal with none of it. I also love that so much of it would get recycled. What an extra bonus. I would highly recommend these boxes to anyone that is excited to have another mind weigh in on what would keep their kid entertained, happy, busy, and is good for the earth.”
“The makerbox subscription from Wilder Arts was a game changer for our family this summer. Seeing that beautiful box, bursting with (recycled and sustainable!) materials, on our doorstep was the highlight of the week. The instructions were engaging, easy to follow, and left room for a ton of creativity. Our 5 year old was challenged to be independent with tasks and decisions, while our 9 year old found ways to be creative and learned more about nature and engineering. We spent hours in our yard working with the box each week, and creating art with the homemade water colors became a peaceful ritual that we’ve continued months after the arrival of the first box.”