Learn something new in Baker, CA. Art classes, cooking workshops, fitness programs, and educational events.
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Come to the Dimond Library to knit in community. Join other knitters in conversation, exchange knowledge and ideas and learn from others if you are new to knitting. What to Bring: Your current knitting or crochet project. Your preferred yarn and needles/hooks. A smile and a willingness to connect...
Art Class is available every Monday and Friday free of charge to all Miami Beach seniors at the North Beach Senior Center located at 7251 Collins Avenue. Registration required. For more information, contact the UNIDAD Senior Center at 305.867.0051.
This Science Fiction & Fantasy Book Club Meets Online the 4th Wednesday of the Month. January-October. November is usually the 3rd Wednesday. They read a selection of Science Fiction & Fantasy books. The book is Feast of Souls by C. S. Friedman For a Meeting link, contact the Library.
Matt Passmore’s Tied/Untied Sculpture greats visitors to the Fort Mason Center For Arts & Culture waterfront campus.
Bring your own craft or make something at the library! We have supplies available, and we can teach you the basics. Or, join us to share your skills. Socialize or have a quiet place away from home to get some crafting done.
Water has long shaped life in Japan. As an island nation surrounded by the sea and nourished by abundant rainfall, Japan depends on water for its fertile landscapes and rich food sources. In contemporary Japanese art, water continues to be a powerful theme. Sound of Water: Feminine Expressions of...
Online Rainbow Book Club is for all readers ages 18 and over who enjoy thoughtful and supportive discussions of titles centering on LGBTQ+ authors, characters, and themes. By joining, you agree to respect your fellow participants. Register with your email on this page. You will receive information..
Bring your dancing feet to the Mitchell Park Library on Wednesday evenings for Music & Movement with Librarian Celina. Build early literacy skills through movement, songs, and dance. This week, we'll be celebrating Native American Heritage Month. Instruments, songs, and dance moves will all be...
he Side Street Projects is coming to the Bob Lucas Branch Library! In this woodworking program, students will learn the basics of woodworking, using only hand tools! They will learn woodworking techniques such as sanding, sawing, shaping, drilling, setting screws, using clamps, hammering, and...
Unwind and discover your creative side! Join us on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month for a relaxed, guided crafting session. All supplies are included, and no experience is needed—just bring your curiosity. Each session varies, you can check the list below to see what is going on each...
As the U.S. marks its 250th anniversary, Haines Gallery presents 250 Years, Indigenous Futures, a group exhibition centering the work of leading Native American artists. While occasioned by this anniversary, 250 Years, Indigenous Futures does not commemorate it.
The Feminist Book Club reads books written by women, for women, and about women. All people are welcome.The program is provided in partnership with Charlotte Mecklenburg Library and local non-profit organization, We Rock Charlotte. Information about this Group: Join us on the 4th Wednesday of each..
Craft Circle Please join our Community Craft Circle where you can work on your knitting, crochet, tatting, embroidery, or any craft you like! We get together every other Friday from 1PM to 4PM to have a chance to be social and creative together. The space is large with chairs, tables, and plugs on..
Points Of Departure is a new series of immersive live events celebrating the spectrum of Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture (FMCAC) as a place for innovation and discovery, a personal port of embarkation for its community, and a window on the world. Each program celebrates the vibrant past,...
Get creative with a new craft each week! From fuse beads and mosaics to fun yarn projects, there's always something new to make. Best for children 6+. Children under 6 yrs old will need an adult present to help them. Drop in, no registration needed.
Join us in the Spark! Digital Media Lab for this three day class. During the classes you will: Create a shape that moves and bounces Give your shape character by adding a face that blinks and reacts Delve deeper into the 12 Principles of Animation Access to the Spark! Lab is for adults and students.
This is a self-directed opportunity to use our sewing machines on site for your own project. Some basic supplies and staff help with setting up a machine will be available. If you need a specific color of thread for your project, please bring it with you.
Explore different brush painting techniques during these workshops. Instructor Robyn Butcher-Whitla, an artist, illustrator, teacher, tutor and life coach, will explore a different technique in each workshop session. Some sessions have covered watercolor or calligraphy. Expand your crafting skills..
Where the Paletero Man Goes: A Journey of Neighborhood, Music, and Art with Lucky Diaz GRAMMY Award-Winning Artist and Celebrated Children’s Author Thursday, September 24th 2026 at 4:00 PM PDT https://www.beverlyhills.org/calendar.aspx?EID=2988
Join the Whodunit Book Club every Thursday to discuss mystery and more!
The Barcodes Book Club at the Dougherty Station Library is for kids currently in grades 3 to 5. Enjoy lively book discussions and fun themed activities with prizes. To register, call by phone or visit the Service Desk. Copies of the monthly titles are set aside at the Service Desk for checkout....
Join others at the Novato Library Wednesday Evening Book Club on Wednesday, September 23rd, 6:30-7:30 pm for a volunteer-led discussion of Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City by Matthew Desmond . Everyone is welcome to attend this free event, no registration is required. Request a copy.
Join us for a self-led art experience at the library! Whether you are a beginner or simply looking to unwind creatively, our Art Studio invites you to explore your artistic side at your own pace. We will provide a selection of basic art materials to get you started.
Artist, author, and educator Lisa Solomon explores one of the enduring questions in creative practice: Where does art end and craft begin? Drawing from her latest book, Art/Craft/Color, Solomon reflects on the intersections of art, craft, color, and material through her own work and the practices...
Gem Painting is taking the crafting world by storm. It’s the perfect mixture of paint-by-numbers and mosaic art, without the paint! Instead, tiny gems make a beautiful pattern and sparkle in the light. Gem Painting is a recurring series that invites creative makers to gather together in the same...
Join the New York Times bestselling author for a profound exploration of magic of writing and her creative process.Isabel Allende has spent nearly fifty years writing novels that refuse to stay quiet.From The House of the Spirits to A Long Petal of the Sea, her fiction moves between the political.
Do you love to knit and/or crochet? Join us on Friday afternoons for our knit and crochet circle. Meet other yarn lovers while working on your latest project, get help when you're stuck, and share ideas. Limited instruction is available but please note that this is not a class . No registration...
Genres for each month in 2026: January: Foreign Author (we will be deciding the rest of the genres for 2026 at the January meeting) February: Romantasy March: Historical Fiction April: Magical Realism May: Classic June: Military Fiction July: Book set in your hometown August: Humor September:...
Step into a world where towering figures feel less like strangers and more like quiet companions. Gentle Giants presents a gathering of tall, hand-formed characters who share the space with a calm, watchful presence. Each giant stands as part of a loose “family,” connected not by a...
Visit The Spark on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month to work on your sewing projects. This is not a class, it's just an opportunity to hang out, sew, and get advice if you're stuck! Bring whatever project you're working on. We have the following equipment and materials available: Sewing...
Join us for open time to use the library’s sewing machines. Bring your own project or use some of our supplies to make your own. There will be no formal instruction, but assistance will be provided for the machines if necessary.
Join us on the first Saturday of the month! Modified (chair assisted) Yoga led by Coach Sara. This program is supported by the Friends of the Nonie Wetzel Courtland Library.
Unleash your inner maker at our Open Art Lab! This is your dedicated space and time to bring your creative projects to life. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just getting started, you'll have access to professional tools like: Sewing & Serger Machines Cricut Maker & Supplies And much more! Supplies.
This event will be 30 minutes in length. Grab a pocketful of change and get ready to dance down the street! Join us for an energetic conversation as we celebrate the joy of community and summer fun with Latin GRAMMY-winning musician Lucky Diaz, author of the sensational bilingual picture book,...
Join us for an informal weekly drop-in knitting and crochet circle. Bring your projects, ask questions, receive help, share ideas, and meet new people! We meet upstairs in Quiet Study B. -------------------- Únase a nosotros para un círculo semanal informal de tejido y crochet. ¡Trae tus proyectos,.
In this session, we will learn how to paint in perspective with our own beautiful fall forests! We welcome persons with disabilities to participate in all our programs and events. For accommodations requests, please email LibraryInfo@GlendaleCA.gov Library Connection is located on East Chevy Chase..
Explore the limits of your building imagination or try out one of our suggested builds. All materials provided. For ages 18 months - 11 years old.
Hello all needlework and fiber art enthusiasts! Come join us for our monthly yarn & thread week every 1st Thursday of the month. All experience levels welcome, we will learn together while we work. Some materials available while supplies last. We will have materials available for: Embroidery...
Drop in to use our 3D printers, sewing machine, serger, embroidery machines, Cricut, button makers, and laminator. Use of all the equipment is free. You will need a library card in order to use the 3D printers. Kids who want to 3D print must be accompanied by an adult.
We welcome persons with disabilities to participate in all our programs and events. For accommodations requests, please email LibraryInfo@GlendaleCA.gov Casa Verdugo is in Downtown Glendale on North Brand Blvd. Library parking is located on W Stocker St, between Brand Blvd. and Central (2-hour...
Some children may require assistance from an accompanying adult. We welcome persons with disabilities to participate in all our programs and events. For reasonable accommodations requests, please email LibraryInfo@GlendaleCA.gov 72 hours prior to the event. This program is sponsored by donations...