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“CLICK!” is a collection of short animations framed in a pre-made retro television, giving the illusion of channel surfing. Working in pairs, students learn the basics of stop animation as they build and animate individual shots. After the shots are completed, they are compiled into one...
Enjoy the StoryWalk® throughout June and July. Support provided by the DeKalb Library Foundation.
Taught by a certified kids' yoga instructor. Yoga mats provided, but you can bring your own. This is a Raising Resilience program supported by the DeKalb Library Foundation. Registration opens two weeks before the class. Due to the popularity of the class, your spot will only be held for the first..
“CLICK!” is a collection of short animations framed in a pre-made retro television, giving the illusion of channel surfing. Working in pairs, students learn the basics of stop animation as they build and animate individual shots. After the shots are completed, they are compiled into one...
“CLICK!” is a collection of short animations framed in a pre-made retro television, giving the illusion of channel surfing. Working in pairs, students learn the basics of stop animation as they build and animate individual shots. After the shots are completed, they are compiled into one...
“CLICK!” is a collection of short animations framed in a pre-made retro television, giving the illusion of channel surfing. Working in pairs, students learn the basics of stop animation as they build and animate individual shots. After the shots are completed, they are compiled into one...
“CLICK!” is a collection of short animations framed in a pre-made retro television, giving the illusion of channel surfing. Working in pairs, students learn the basics of stop animation as they build and animate individual shots. After the shots are completed, they are compiled into one...
Each participant will receive a free nature related book. Support by the Friends of the Tucker- Reid H. Cofer Library
Space is limited and registration required. In some cases, latecomers cannot be accommodated.
Space is limited and registration required. In some cases, latecomers cannot be accommodated.
Space is limited and registration required. In some cases, latecomers cannot be accommodated.
Open to the first 20 participants. Funding provided by Friends of the Stone Mountain-Sue Kellogg Library.
All classes are taught by a certified kids' yoga instructor and educator. Yoga mats will be provided but you can bring your own. This is a Raising Resilience program with support provided by the Friends of the Toco Hill-Avis G. Williams Library.
All classes are taught by a certified kids' yoga instructor and educator. Yoga mats will be provided but you can bring your own. This is a Raising Resilience program with support provided by the Friends of the Toco Hill-Avis G. Williams Library.
Open to the first 12 participants. Support provided by DeKalb Library Foundation and Friends of the Stone Mountain-Sue Kellogg Library.
Please register each child individually. Call the Scott Candler Library at 404.286.6986 with any questions. Support provided by the DeKalb Library Foundation.
Please register each child individually. Call the Scott Candler Library at 404.286.6986 with any questions. Support provided by the DeKalb Library Foundation.
Please register each child individually. Call the Scott Candler Library at 404.286.6986 with any questions. Support provided by the DeKalb Library Foundation.
Please register each child individually. Call the Scott Candler Library at 404.286.6986 with any questions. Support provided by the DeKalb Library Foundation.
Please register each child individually. Call the Scott Candler Library at 404.286.6986 with any questions. Support provided by the DeKalb Library Foundation.
Open to the first 15 participants. Support provided by Friends of the Stone Mountain-Sue Kellogg Library.
Open to the first 15 participants. Support provided by Friends of the Stone Mountain-Sue Kellogg Library.
Support provided by the DeKalb Library Foundation.
