Zoos, animal encounters, pet events, and wildlife activities in Tecopa, CA. Fun for the whole family.
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The Tuesday Night Art Club is the easiest club to join: Just show up and make art. All materials provided, no experience necessary, and we have an emphasis on process over product, so whether or not you think of yourself as An Artist, you’ll enjoy playing around with materials and methods. Classes..
Orlando Fiber Arts Meetup Have a great time mingling with other Central Florida fiber artists while working on your craft. Be sure to bring your work in progress, yarn and tools. All levels are welcome. To register, please visit...
The Cypress College Art Gallery showcases student work from all Visual and Performing Arts disciplines. This free event takes place in the Cypress College Art Gallery. Opening night is May 7.
In this introductory lesson, participants will get hands-on experience with our sewing machines and learn the basics needed to begin their own projects! These include, but are not limited to: winding bobbins,...
@ About Event Details About the Artists Gallery Plan Your Visit Andy Goldsworthy: For Olle & Once The Ocean Floor With Four Artists Presented By Haines Gallery Haines Gallery presents two dynamic exhibitions – Andy Goldsworthy: For Olle and Once The Ocean Floor: Photography By John Chiara, Linda...
Using Mod Podge, colorful paper, and other supplies, create your own mini-masterpiece! We just know you'll make something "gneiss, "and we won't take that for "granite"! All ages welcome.
Want to learn more about art but feel like you don't have time? Join us on the third Wednesday of the month as we explore artists and works of art from a variety of times and traditions. All knowledge levels welcome. This program will be provided by South County Regional library staff. How to Join..
An exhibit featuring works by many first-time Festival of Arts Fine Art Show exhibitors.
Santa Clara County Library District (SCCLD) residents are eligible to register for this virtual Learner Orientation led by Literacy Specialist staff. This learner orientation is for interested adults who meet the following requirements: Adults (age 18 and up) Live in Campbell, Cupertino, Los Altos,.
Looking for a fun way to connect with others and get a little creative? Join us for a quick and easy craft session designed just for seniors! We'll make a simple, fun craft while we wait for lunch to...
Yarn & Stitch is held on the first and third Tuesdays of the month, 6:30 - 7:30 pm at the San Dimas Senior Center, 201 E Bonita Ave. For adults
Join us for cafecito and snacks as we discuss this month’s romance book pick, My Vampire Plus One by Jenna Levine. This is a hybrid Zoom and in-person event. To register and receive the Zoom link,...
Elevate your space! Craft a mirror display with popsicle sticks. Please register in advance.
Matt Passmore’s Tied/Untied Sculpture greats visitors to the Fort Mason Center For Arts & Culture waterfront campus.
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.
Join an enthusiastic group of crafters on Tuesday evenings in the makerspace. All skill levels and abilities are welcome. Volunteers will be on hand for assistance with our sewing machines. Bring your own projects and supplies. No registration required.
Adults (18+) with intellectual or developmental disabilities, along with their caregivers, are invited to enjoy craft projects designed for all abilities. We welcome persons with disabilities to participate in all our programs and events. For accommodations requests, please email...
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....
Create a bird pin inspired by a popular craft among incarcerated Japanese Americans during World War II. Registration required. For adults.
Sing, dance, and enjoy stories in Spanish! This lively program blends music, movement, and storytelling to introduce new languages and celebrate cultures. Designed for children 18 months to 5 years, with all ages welcome. No registration required. Brought to you by Global Lingual Academy.
Join us for a community reading program, featuring a discussion of They Called Us Enemy by George Takei.
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....
Books are available for pickup at Bonita-Sunnyside Library or for request at sdcl.org. You may also obtain a copy through the Libby app. Please ask at service desk if you need assistance doing so.
For Asian American, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander Month, the Pico Rivera Library Book Club will be discussing Michelle Zauner's memoir, Crying in H Mart. For adults.
Author presentation with Mae Respicio Make your own slime to take home Drawing for copies of How to Win a Slime War Author signing Library staff may take photos, videos, or audio recordings at our events. Please tell us if you do not wish to be photographed, video-recorded, or audio-recorded. We...
Join us to create a watercolor postcard inspired by professional artist Chiura Obata who was an inmate at a Japanese incarceration camp and taught classes in drawing and painting portraits and remembrances of life before incarceration. For adults.
Join us this month for a facilitated discussion of "Count My Lies" by Sophie Stava. For adults.
Build your toddler's pre-literacy, sensory, and motor skills while enjoying finger painting and art stamps. For ages 1 - 4 with their parent or caregiver.