Museums, zoos, landmarks, and must-see attractions in St Paul, IN. The best spots for locals and visitors.
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The Runaway Strings is an adventure-filled tale of a quartet of string instruments who run away to search for adventures to bring home to their audience by making themselves into different forms of transportation. Young children are invited to move along to music, listen to a story, and watch five..
Join Becca Biedler with ID Fit during this series to learn how strength training can improve physical strength, cognitive function, metabolic health, balance, and much more! Exercises are full body but can be adapted to participant needs, and you will benefit whether you're attending just one or...
You may have seen The Village at SPARK on the Circle from August through the Taylor Swift Eras Tour ( here's an IndyStar article about it ), and now that the weather is cold, this community artwork is coming indoors. The Village is a large-scale fiber piece made of pompoms and latch hook sections...
An event specifically designed for children with Autism and special needs to enjoy time at the park without loud music,...
Consider how to visualize music. Join members of Forward Motion to learn a bit about graphic scoring/notation, and then spend some time creating your own artwork. Before you leave - you'll be able to hear the musicians perform your artwork! Leave feeling calmer and refreshed after creating. This...
Have you ever used a typewriter before? Try one of ours! Smith-Corona. Royal. Brother. Electric or Manual? Which will be your instrument of creativity? Typewriters and paper will be provided. Program is held the first Monday of each month.
Design a unique amulet using faux crystals, moss, and vines to make a wearable piece of art.
Ages 13 & Up: Hungry for something new? At Teen Cookbook Club, you can chop, sauté, and eat your way through a different recipe every month. Pick up practical kitchen skills, cook alongside others, and enjoy a taste of your hard work at the end. This program is supported by the National Endowment...
Destress after a day at work with Crafter Hours, a late-night drop-in craft session. Patrons are more than welcome to help themselves to our yarn, jewelry making supplies, paper, sewing machine, or Cricut. If you don't have a project you're currently working on, ask the staff member for suggestions.
New spots have opened for this popular program Have you ever wanted to learn how to quilt? Here is your chance. Learn some basics with experienced quilter Lorry Kirschner. Please bring some neutral thread and (if you can) a working sewing machine. We will have a limited number of sewing machines...
Use air dry clay to create a tiny plant buddy for your desk!
Knitters, crocheters, and fiber artists of all kinds are welcome to join monthly to meet, work on projects, share their recent creations, and discuss fiber arts. All skill levels are welcome.
Drop in on Tuesday afternoons to hang with other crafters and work on your current projects. Be a part of our crafting community! Bring your own crafts, learn techniques from each other, and swap skills & stories.
Come to the library to enjoy story time with Ms. Karen! Participants will hear 2-3 books, sing songs, and do a fun craft while practicing early literacy skills. Snacks will also be provided. Parent or guardian must remain present. Registration requested but not required.
Transform broken paper into beautiful art, using vines and blooms to repair your pieces.
Crafternoon at West Indianapolis is an arts and crafts club. You can bring your current creative project to work on or use our supplies to start something new! Everyone is welcome. Join us every Monday at 2:30 p.m. for an afternoon of crafting, conversation, and being creative.
Adults (18+) Let your creativity bloom and make an assortment of flower crafts! You’ll have multiple options to pick from including mini beaded plants, clay jewelry and macramé keychains. Registration Required
Learn all about our nocturnal, feathered friends! Dissect a real owl pellet, learn about owl population dynamics, and make a cool craft to take home.
Bring your own project, socialize, and get help if you need it. This is not a class, but help is provided if you are new to the craft. Limited supplies for beginners are available.
All the Colors is a chance for LGBTQ+ adults and supporters to gather together. We will discuss what group members would like to do during the 2026 monthly programs. This month there will be a craft- DIY Gnome Cup.
Everyone has a story to tell. Join Greatriarchs featured in the Polklore Micro-Museum at your local library branch, and create while being inspired by neighborhood history and fantastic people! Storytelling Drawing Sessions use long-term residents as models to get to know their stories. Artists are.
Knitters, crocheters, and fiber artists of all kinds are welcome to join monthly to meet, work on projects, share their recent creations, and discuss fiber arts. All skill levels are welcome.
Grab your yarn and crochet hooks, your fabric and sewing supplies, or even your junk journal and washi tape for a relaxing afternoon at Crafternoons. Meet with a group of crafters every week to share ideas, show off projects, or just dedicate time to your WIPs—no matter what you’re creating!...
East 38th Street Branch is partnered with Donisha Derice to present a book club that solely focuses on books written by Black authors.
Welcome to The Crafty Crew- a group for young adults ages 18 to 30 who want to hang out and craft! This session is a free craft. Bring in whatever you want to work on while you hang out. Paper craft, knitting, beads, etc. No registration needed.
Paper isn't just for coloring and writing on. You can make such amazing and wonderful things all with just a few simple sheets of paper! Find out what you can make with only just a bit of paper!
January's prepared craft will be crochet. February's prepared craft will be knitting. March's prepared craft will be origami. April's prepared craft will be magazine collages.