Similar to cross-stitch and paint-by-numbers, diamond painting is creating a sparkling masterpiece as easy as affixing vibrantly colored resin rhinestones to a self-adhesive canvas. The canvas is printed with the design as well as symbols to let you know exactly which color to place in each spot.
For the summer edition of diamond painting, we will be making a butterfly car ornaments.
Registration and attendance for patrons ages 18+ only.
Come hang out with some adult coloring pages, explore watercolors, try your hand at sketching or bring your own art project to work on. Materials are provided at this two hour chill sesh.
Join us for a night of junk journaling where we'll use crafting supplies and personal memorabilia to create or work on your junk journal! We'll provide basic crafting supplies and scraps, but we encourage you to bring your own materials!
What is junk journaling? It's similar to scrapbooking but less polished and structured. Here, we'll use scraps and random tidbits of found materials to express ourselves and preserve memories. Think about receipts from purchases on a trip, ticket stubs from a movie, a torn piece from a brochure, etc.
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Put your best foot forward this spring! We're holding a SOCK DRIVE!
To show your support and help your community, bring new, packaged socks to the High Meadows Library and donate them by placing them in the yellow bins located at the Reference Desk. Donations will go directly to Star of Hope and benefit those in need.
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Join us at Maud Marks Branch Library for a special morning with acclaimed author Jeff Chang, a leading voice on culture, race, and music in America today.
In celebration of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Chang will discuss his powerful new book, Water Mirror Echo: Bruce Lee and the Making of Asian America, in conversation with a guest moderator, followed by a book signing.
Your GPA and test scores say a lot — but your college essay is where you get to speak. Not sure where to start? Join us for a presentation that takes the mystery (and misery) out of writing your personal statement.
We’ll cover:
What colleges are really looking for in your essay
How to pick the right topic (hint: it’s not always your biggest accomplishment)
Writing tips to help your story shine
Common pitfalls and how to avoid sounding like everyone else
This is an beginner conversational club. We practice reading articles.
Come and play American Mah-Jongg in "open play". No registration or supplies necessary, just come and have a laughing good time with us!