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Tweens unite! Playfully explore art materials and techniques together. PLEASE NOTE Due to space constraints these programs can host 24 participants at a time; first come, first served. Due to changing construction timelines with the Children's Room renovation, Library programs may change times,...
Join certified instructor Sara Clary for a gentle 45 minute flow.
On select Sundays take part in a creative program designed to introduce you to new skills, inspire new hobbies, or create something fun. Ages 18 and up. Registration required. Materials will be provided. Walk ins will be accepted if registrants fail to show after 10 minutes. Please sign the Kitchen.
Richey Public Library is a public branch library in Richey, MT. Open 832 hours per year across 52 weeks. The facility is 1,500 square feet.
Explore design skills, principles, and software. Ages 12+ Sep: Website Basics Oct: 3D Models Nov: TBD
Find strength through meeting others experiencing grief and loss in any form. Led by Kim Barrett, a Spiritual Care and Bereavement Counselor. Offered in partnership with Eden Hospice.
To be redone. Rough plan: Sept 3: Cricut something- stickers maybe? Sept 17: Create your own 3D designs Oct 1: Create your own Audio Recordings Oct 15: Create your own Laser Designs (rename maybe) Oct 29: Create your own emb design
Read With a Dog will meet in the Children's Room until the renovation begins. During renovation, Read With a Dog will meet in the Open Door study room.
Get to know your community through food! On Thursdays, share in your community’s food traditions and favorite recipes with Thursday’s Table. We will have cooking demonstrations every Thursday in the Kitchen Table. Want to demonstrate a favorite recipe? Contact Liz DeVries at...
Kids aged 5-11 with caregivers. Please note: Due to space constraints, these programs can host 18 participants at a time, first come, first served.
Social interaction and activities for people with dementia and their care partners in a safe, welcoming environment. Call Suzanne at (406) 860-8865 to register. Sponsored by MSU extension.
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Learn how to make quick and (mostly) nutritious meals featuring local ingredients.
Cut and twist Mardi Gras beads into mini balloon dogs. Explore something awesome all month long in the Teen Corner. Available during all library open hours.
Join Emily and Liz in a one dish showdown using four mystery ingredients chosen by a third party. The competitors will have 45 minutes to make a dish using anything in the limited pantry. Attendees can vote on their favorite dish, favorite use of mystery ingredients, and who they thought was the...
Discover the joy of movement in this gentle, seated class led by certified instructor Erin Groth, and designed to support spinal health, body awareness, and overall well-being.
Nonfiction Writers Group offers mutual support, and considerate, constructive feedback on works in progress. Writers of all nonfiction subgenres, at every skill level, are welcome. Come along on Tuesday and give it a try.
Longevity being a good indicator of worth, our club concentrates on literature that has withstood the test of time and still has relevance today. Joining a group of fellow readers to discuss these sometimes challenging works can increase one's understanding wonderfully. We meet on the third...
Join Karen Mitchell for a live cooking demo where food meets function—learn anti-inflammatory recipes and practical nutrition tips you can use every day.
For those with prior Gyrokinesis experience, certified instructor Erin Groth leads this dynamic class that expands into seated, standing, and floor-based sequences.
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This is a virtual program. Follow this link to register and view the event.
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Ages 12 and up. Registration is required. Registrants must complete a Work Bench waiver and obtain a Work Bench card prior to this class.
Learn how to knit or crochet or get help from accomplished artists in this workshop. Bring your knitting and crochet to this workshop featuring knitters and crochet artists: Jessica Kelly and Karen Ore. This workshop is a chance for you to get help on tricky projects, ask questions about knitting...
No registration required. Must be 12+ to use the machines independently or 8+ with adult supervision.
Ages 12 and up. Registration is required. Registrants must complete a Work Bench waiver and obtain a Work Bench card prior to this class.
PLEASE NOTE Due to changing construction timelines with the Children's Room renovation, Library programs may change times, locations, or be canceled. Please check the Library website or call 406-582-2400 for up-to-date information. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Join Emily and Liz in a one dish showdown using four mystery ingredients chosen by a third party. The competitors will have 45 minutes to make a dish using anything in the limited pantry. Attendees can vote on their favorite dish, favorite use of mystery ingredients, and who they thought was the...
Learn how to design your own 3D prints using TinkerCAD. Ages 12 and up. Registration is required. Registrants must earn their 3D printing badge before attending.
Adults of any skill level welcome. Basic materials will be provided, feel free to bring your own. Ages 18+ and registration required. Walk-ins for no show registrants will be accepted 10 minutes after the program starts. Kendra Allenby is a cartoonist for the New Yorker and other magazines. Her...
PLEASE NOTE Due to changing construction timelines with the Children's Room renovation, Library programs may change times, locations, or be canceled. Please check the Library website or call 406-582-2400 for up-to-date information. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Registration required, register at www.tinworksart.org/whats-on , drop-ins welcome.
This class is designed to teach you the basics of getting started such as different stitches, threading the machine, winding a bobbin, and the features on these machines. This program will use Heavy Duty Singer Machines available for use at the library. Registration Required. Walk-ins for no show...
Designed to intrigue and challenge kids ages 5 - 11, these special rotating programs offer elementary schoolers the opportunity to explore science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics through play. These programs may include tools and materials not suited for younger children. PLEASE NOTE.
PLEASE NOTE Due to changing construction timelines with the Children's Room renovation, Library programs may change times, locations, or be canceled. Please check the Library website or call 406-582-2400 for up-to-date information. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Puberty is the time in a person's life when they change from a child into an adult. This time is marked by a maturing body that can reproduce - or make a baby. It usually happens between the ages of 9 and 16. It's also a long process and can take years to complete all the changes. It can be an...
Adults of any skill level welcome. Basic materials will be provided, feel free to bring your own. Ages 18+ and registration required. Walk-ins for no show registrants will be accepted 10 minutes after the program starts. Kendra Allenby is a cartoonist for the New Yorker and other magazines. Her...