Festivals, street fairs, carnivals, and seasonal events in Eden, TX. Big events you don't want to miss.
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experience a watercolor painting class inspired by henri matisse's the red studio. learn to create reserve lines, which are more challenging than they seem. paint the paper, lightly draw a room outline and objects, the paint the space while intentionally leaving the drawn lines unpainted. limited to
A book club geared toward seniors (ages 50+). We read a variety of genres, including mystery, general fiction, historical fiction, biography, and more. Discussions are held every 3rd Wednesday of the month at 10am at The Grove at Frisco Commons. The Grove is located at 8300 McKinney Rd, Frisco, TX..
Learn to needle felt and make a mini capybara. Materials will be provided for registrants. Registration is required and begins May 7 at 8 p.m. Please cancel your registration if you are unable to attend. We have a waiting list. No shows will be noted and future registrations may be limited for...
Runway to Asia honors Asian and Asian American innovators on the global fashion scene. Presented in partnership with our Fashion Presenter TOOTSIES, our "not to be missed" second year of Runway to Asia will spotlight the visionary talent of international fashion designer Bach Mai, a Vietnamese...
Children are invited to create crafts to cheer up other young children who are patients in local hospitals. Crafts made at this program are donated to Ron Joyce Centre for Children , McMaster Children's Hospital and Ronald McDonald House Charities . For ages 4–12. Adult participation is...
Enjoy afternoons of informal drawing instruction with artist Ian O’Brien. Each session is focused on a different work of art and provides an opportunity to explore a variety of techniques and improve drawing skills. Drawing materials will be available, but participants are encouraged to bring their.
Unwind, reflect, and get creative at the library! Design a personal sanctuary box that expresses your inner world and brings you peace. Decorate it however you like and fill it with calming items, including self care crafts and printed meditations we’ll provide. No rules, just relaxation. The hope..
Sunday, May 17 @ 2-4pm Painting on the Plaza The Cowgirl invites you to participate in COWGIRL COLORS: A Community Canvas, a large-scale community art installation celebrating the spirit, history, and diversity of Cowgirls. The installation will appear on a temporary wall on Harley Avenue, south of.
Watercolor for “Young at heART” adults meets every Tuesday morning to enjoy watercolor painting while commiserating with fellow artists! This friendly and social group is open to all adults and to all levels of art experience, including those who have never painted with watercolor at all. Sometimes.
Join us on the third Monday of each month as we discuss a book chosen from a variety of genres! The selection for this month TBA Registration is not required, but space may be limited. Physical copies of the book may be available to check out behind the Adult Reference Desk on the second floor of...
Calling all knitting, crocheting, embroidery and other needlecraft enthusiasts! Work on your projects in a welcoming environment as you mix and mingle with fellow enthusiasts in the area. All experience levels are welcome!
Join our Real Reads Nonfiction Book Club for adults every month for a lively discussion. This month, we will be discussing “Cultish : The Language of Fanaticism” by Amanda Montell. Registration is requested but not required. You can also find this book as an e-book/e-audiobook on...
Join us at the Highlands Stratford Library for an engaging book discussion every third Monday of the month. We love reading genres like romance or historical fiction. Copies of the Ideal Book Club book will be available at the branch.
If you knit, crochet or do any other form of needlecraft please join us for the Freeman Needlecrafters. While attendees are happy to help others through the difficult parts of a project, this club is not intended as a class for instruction.
Note: This event is normally scheduled for the fourth Monday of each month but was rescheduled this month due to our May programming break.
Tickets available 30 minutes prior to program, in-person only
The Locke Adult Book Club meets alternating Thursdays at 1pm at the Locke Branch, 285 Locke St., S. The May 14th title is Miss Morgan's Book Brigade by Janet Skeslien Charles. Physical copies of the book are available for pick up at the branch prior to each meeting.
Attendees can share a recent read, an old favorite or anything in between. You'll leave with at least one suggestion of what to read next. This program is for adults aged 18 and older. No registration is required. Accessibility Visit our Accessibility page for more information.
Connect with fellow fiber arts enthusiasts in a relaxed, social setting. This is not a formal class, but a space to share skills, swap ideas, and enjoy crafting together. Basic guidance is available for beginners, but attendees are expected to bring their own crochet or knitting supplies. Limited...
The Meadows Museum’s Book Club Tours bring art and literature together. Read our 2025–26 selection, Attribution by Linda Moore, either with your book club or on your own. Then visit the museum for a docent-led tour that connects the novel to works on view in our galleries. You can join this...
The Locke Book Club meets at 11:00am on the second Saturday of each month at the Locke Branch , 285 Locke St., S. The May title is What I Know About You by Éric Chacour . Physical copies of the book are available at the branch.
Join us for our weekly homeschool meet up, where kids can engage in STEAM activities such as building challenges, fiber art crafts, science experiments, process art, games, and more, all while having fun and socializing. Parents/caregivers are welcome to join each other in the library for an...
The Carlisle Book Club meets on the third Tuesday of each month at the Carlisle Branch , 277 Carlisle Rd, Carlisle. The May book title is The Glass Hotel by Emily St. John Mandel.
Art projects for children ages 3-6 years old. Painting can get a little messy, so come prepared! We recommend bringing an apron or wearing clothes that can get paint on them. In order to ensure the safety of our youngest patrons, this is a ticketed program. Free tickets are available 30 minutes...
The Stoney Creek Book Club meets on the third Tuesday of each month at the Stoney Creek Branch , 777 Highway 8, Stoney Creek. The May book title is The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot.
This drop-in program invites participants to observe and sketch real-world objects and discover beauty in the everyday with simple tools like pencils, pens, or markers. Members will draw objects such as plants, cups, books, or fruit. Participants are encouraged to slow down and notice shape, shadow.