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Join AACI Youth Programs in this 8-week summer program designed to build leadership, promote wellness, and provide hands-on learning experiences through a mix of structured workshops and experiential activities. Hosted by AACI FNL + YTI . Ages 11-17 Schedule: Tuesday, June 9 (1pm-3pm) Kickoff/...
Join us for a fun hour of art and simple crafts for adults with varying abilities. Each week we will have coloring pages and art activities for different skills. This program is great for adults...
Childrens Storytimes: Family Open (all ages welcome!). https://www.beverlyhills.org/calendar.aspx?EID=2786
Use paints, markers, or other art supplies to either respond to our art challenge (such as "Make a picture of a happy cat!") or just do your own thing. Let's get creative!
Water has long shaped life in Japan. As an island nation surrounded by the sea and nourished by abundant rainfall, Japan depends on water for its fertile landscapes and rich food sources. In contemporary Japanese art, water continues to be a powerful theme. Sound of Water: Feminine Expressions of...
Hello Book Club Families, Book of the Week: Magic Tree House: Stage Fright on A Summer Night Jack and Annie travel in their magic tree house to Elizabethan London, where they become actors in a production of A Midsummer Night's Dream and try to rescue a tame bear. About our Inclusive Book Club:...
An exhibit showcasing historic and contemporary works from the Festival’s Permanent Art Collection.
Do you knit or crochet? Join us for a drop-in fiber arts session. Bring your own projects. This group is open to all levels. Some supplies provided; cross stitch, needlepoint, hand sewing, embroidery,...
Learn how to make a junk journal using everyday repurposed materials! Junk journals are handcrafted journals mainly composed of found and upcycled materials. Bring materials such as papers, fabric...
Matt Passmore’s Tied/Untied Sculpture greats visitors to the Fort Mason Center For Arts & Culture waterfront campus.
Join our book club for kids and their adults to read together. At the beginning of each month, you can choose to pick up one or both of our featured books: one classic and one modern selection...
Do you like to crochet or knit? Bring your own crochet, knitting or hand craft sewing project and meet other local stitchers in this informal drop-in group. Skills are not taught here, but anyone can practice and socialize. We meet weekly from 6:00-7:55 PM on Tuesdays.
Bring your mending, small handcrafts, or simply your curiosity! This is the perfect chance to dive into your favorite projects—or start something new—while meeting friendly faces and fellow makers. We’ll have well-lit tables ready for action, a few beginner-friendly crafts if...
Make designs like a sailboat, penguin, frog, or samurai helmet using colorful paper. Then decorate your origami with markers! This is a self-directed program in which all supplies and instructions are made available. A staff member or volunteer will be available for assistance. Registration...
Feel free to showcase your ongoing DIY projects at the library, whether it's knitting, drawing, stitching, painting, home improvement, or any other creative endeavor. Our adult programs are inclusive and open to all regardless of ability. We welcome you to bring your projects/hobbies and meet...
Explore the principles of engineering through open-ended, hands-on activities using both everyday materials and makerspace tools. Put your design skills to the test as you build structures, learn new skills, and bring your ideas to life using our laser cutter, 3D printer, and vinyl cutter. Our...
Explore different brush painting techniques during these workshops. Due to its popularity, instructor Robyn Butcher-Whitla, an artist, illustrator, teacher, tutor and life coach, is conducting an additional brush painting workshop each month. Expand your crafting skills in this special workshop....
Come join us at Dimond for Teen Crafting. Each month we have a different craft for you to make and take home.
Join us for an interactive program designed to help participants learn basic Chinese language skills and develop an appreciation for Chinese culture through fun and engaging activities. All materials will be provided. This program focuses on traditional Chinese. The program runs for four weeks,...
Join us weekly on Wednesdays for the library’s open sewing time! Bring your own fabric, explore our scrap bin and work on your project while getting to know other sewists in the community. There will be no formal instruction, but assistance may be provided for the machines if necessary....
Come to the West Roxbury Branch and get creative in the Community Room! Miss Annette will provide the materials and you only need to bring your awesome imagination. We will mainly be upcycling various items such as toilet paper rolls, plastic lids, straws, and more. Accessibility Notice : We strive.
Join us this month for a lively discussion of "The Four Winds" by Kristin Hannah. For more information on programs, services, or to register, please email: euclidprograms@anaheim.net or call (714)...
Underwater Bottleneck reimagines the Gas Station as a deep-sea tableau. Schools of fish crafted from discarded plastics and repurposed wine bottles float gracefully overhead, as jellyfish drift above a glowing mound of empty jugs – a scene that reflects both ocean resilience and fragility....
Join us and enjoy a lively book discussion on this Bestseller book selection: 'Before the Coffee Gets Cold' by Toshikazu Kawaguchi. For adults.
Teens! Come and hang out and get creative with us every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month.
MugRugs: a fun way to say coaster! Learn a new fiber art technique while making a small coaster. Bring your creativity and let’s craft together and help keep watermarks off your desk with a whimsical twist! All supplies will be provided. This program is for adults. Space and sewing machines are...
Celebrate Pride this summer and stay cool by making a retractable paper fan! Exercise your creativity and paper engineering skills with this colorful craft project. For all ages. Children under 6 years of age may need the assistance of their grown-up. No registration required, as space and supplies.
Do you love love? Do you like to lose yourself in a heartfelt romance novel? Join us for as we discuss three books this summer in our Romance Book Club. All titles are available to check out at the library and as ebooks and/or e-audiobooks through Hoopla and Libby. Titles are appropriate for adults.
Join the Melrose Adult Crochet Club for all levels, beginners to advanced. Learn how to crochet basic and advanced stitches, and get assistance when you need it. Share your work with others and get new project ideas. Teach others to crochet!
Tween Crafts are geared for ages 9 through 12 to encourage exploring creativity. Supplies are first come, first served and while supplies last.
Join us to discuss 'London Falling' by Patrick Radden Keefe. Copies available at Customer Service. For adults.