Museums, galleries, theater, dance, and cultural events in Salt Flat, TX. Feed your creative side.
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This drop-in creative program explores the bold, expressive world of silhouette and shadow art. This program invites participants to consider the power of outlines and shadows to communicate emotion, movement, or narrative. Projects can include paper cut silhouettes, layered shadow compositions and.
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.
Tickets available 30 minutes prior to program, in-person only
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.
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.
Fiber Arts Demonstration May 21, 2026 10 am -12 pm Join members from Dallas Handweavers and Spinners Guild as they demonstrating their crafts. Free with purchase of general admission ticket. Dallas Handweavers and Spinners Guild – Promoting The Art of Weaving, Spinning & Dyeing
Join an HPL Staff-led craft hour and learn the art of rolled flowers to create your own designs. Supplies provided.
Learn to make a unique craft and explore a variety of art techniques. Supplies provided.
Hamilton Public Library has knitting and crochet programs for all ages and skill levels. Drop in with your current project and materials.
Learn to make a unique craft and explore a variety of art techniques. Supplies provided.
Bring your imagination to the table and make a cool creation to take home. Supplies provided.
Bring your fibre craft project (knitting, crochet, cross stitch, bracelets and more) and hang out with other youth who love to create. Some materials provided.
Learn how to put together simple paper flowers. Enjoy a touch of whimsy all day long with these spring flower chains.
Explore the emotional and symbolic potential of colour. Learn about colour relationships, including warm and cool tones, complementary and analogous palettes, basic colour theory and how to evoke feeling in your artwork.
Preserve flowers in baby oil while watching Pride & Prejudice (2005) - special start time at 5:30 p.m.
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!
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..
Note: This event is normally scheduled for the fourth Monday of each month but was rescheduled this month due to our May programming break.
Join us at the Barbara Bush Branch for a unique experience, catered just for you! We opened up our Thursday mornings to local co-ops, parochial schools, day cares, and any other group interested in a personalized tour, Storytime, craft, or combination of all three. Tired of Storytimes unable to...
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.
To join the discussion online, click to register 2026 Reading List January 15 : God of the Woods by Liz Moore February 19: Everyone On This Train is a Suspect by Benjamin Stevenson March 19: The Lost House by Melissa Larsen April 16: How to Solve Your Own Murder by Kristen Perrin May 21: All the...
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...
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.
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...