On Sunday, Right Brain Initiative (a RACC program) offers their button making program. Kids of all ages draw their idea of what the right brain looks like, the drawings are then made into buttons they can keep. A photo is attached. I have a few more, just let me know if you'd like to see them. Here's a description from Right Brain:
Have you ever imagined what your right brain (or creative/intuitive side of the brain), looks like on the inside? Is it merely grey matter, or is it filled with gears or feathers or fairy dust? Draw your boldest vision of what that creative brain looks like with The Right Brain Initiative, a K-8 arts education partnership of the Regional Arts & Culture Council. Right Brain representatives will then help you make your drawing into a button that you can take home with you. This project is engaging and suitable for participants of all ages.

The Multnomah Arts Center at Art In The Pearl® in 2011

The Multnomah Arts Center (MAC) will again bring their hands-on art activities to the popular Art In The Pearl festival in Portland’s North Park Blocks over Labor Day Weekend. From painting, theatre arts, metals to textile and ceramic interactives, art lovers of every age are encouraged to come create or simply share in the joy of artistic expression.

About Multnomah Arts Center
Located in Multnomah Village in SW Portland, MAC serves over 1,000 students in the visual, performing, and literary arts of all ages and abilities each week. A program of Portland Parks & Recreation, its mission is to provide accessible, high-quality instruction & participation in the arts to all interested persons at an affordable cost. MAC offers programs in dance, theatre, music, drawing, painting, ceramics, textiles, printmaking, jewelry/metalsmithing, photography, literary arts and more, in a well equipped and innovative community center shared with eight nonprofit community service providers. Programs run year-round, and scholarships are available.