In a video posted online at children's publisher Scholastic's Web site, Syracuse native Eric Carle talks about how his career-making book, The Very Hungry Caterpillar, came to be. It's all part of ...

(Mass Appeal) – The Eric Carle Museum is collaborating with Cut Loose Collage Workshops to offer accessible and sustainable art classes for adults. Michael Sjostedt, the Founder of Cut Loose … ...

Eric Carle's classic “Very” series, all illustrated in his hand-painted tissue paper collage technique, introduces five special insects who take journeys of discovery. (Photo/Kristi Jan Hoover ...

Discover the creative partnership of Eric Carle and Ann Beneduce in a new fall exhibition at The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art, showcasing their collaborative work on beloved picture books ...

“Very Eric Carle” is the first North American traveling exhibit inspired by Carle’s timeless works. As visitors step into the museum, they are transported into the colorful pages of Carle’s classic ...

Mentor Public Library is celebrating what would have been Eric Carle’s 94th birthday with a pair of programs this June. Carle is the author and illustrator behind “The Very Hungry Caterpillar ...

Your child's favorite book series is coming to life in a colorful and immersive way at Glazer Children's Museum this summer!

This summer, families can step into colorful adventures in Very Eric Carle: A Very Hungry, Quiet, Lonely, Clumsy, Busy Exhibit, opening at Glazer Children’s Museum on May 25.

Creep through tall grass, weave a spider web and more at the new hands-on exhibit at the Long Island Children’s Museum in Uniondale, called “Very Eric Carle: A Very Hungry, Quiet, Lonely ...

Don't miss out on 'The Eric Carle Story Show' as it extends its run through December 31. Get your tickets now to experience this interactive production featuring four Eric Carle stories brought to ...

YOU CAN SEE THE VERY ERIC CARLE EXHIBIT AT THE UPCOUNTRY HISTORY MUSEUM IN GREENVILLE THROUGH SEPTEMBER 10TH AND THE UPCOUNTRY HISTORY MUSEUM IS A BLUE STAR MUSEUM.

The Minors donated their sketches and final illustrations for “How to Be a Bigger Bunny” to the Eric Carle Museum. This generous donation provides audiences with a unique opportunity to follow an ...