Stop by Evelyn Meador Library to make beaded friendship bracelets or keychains!
Come up with a design, make it, and take home a handmade accessory for yourself or a friend.
For teens in grades 6–12. No registration required.
Stop by Evelyn Meador Library to make beaded friendship bracelets or keychains!
Come up with a design, make it, and take home a handmade accessory for yourself or a friend.
For teens in grades 6–12. No registration required.
Are you ready for a spooky activity this season?
Participants will each receive one clay magnet to paint and take home! All supplies will be provided.
For teens in grades 6-12. No registration required.
Make your own buttons at our infamous Teen Button Bash! Teens will be able to choose from a variety of fun pre-made designs, make their buttons, and take them home. All supplies will be provided.
For teens in grades 6-12. No registration required.
Using just salt, glue, and watercolors, kids will create a spooky, kooky, one-of-a-kind work of art! This program is designed for kids in grades K-5.
Whoooo's ready for a fall craft? Make a unique owl out of scrapbook paper in this trace-and-cut craft! Kids in grades K-5 are invited to participate.
Looking to chat with other homeschoolers and swap tricks and tips? Join us each month for Homeschool Hangout! Students will engage with crafts, activities, and games, while caregivers have the opportunity to network.
Use LEGOs, Keva Planks, bristle blocks, and more to build whatever you can imagine! Kids in grades K-5 are invited to participate.
Make a bedazzled keychain! Using diamond-painting techniques, participants will make a silly keychain in the shape of a rubber duck. This program is designed for kids in grades K-5.
Developed by the Arthritis Foundation, this program has been proven to help people with arthritis engage in walking, stretching, and strengthening exercises to reduce pain, increase balance and strength, and build confidence in their ability to be physically active.
This program is available for people 60 years of age and older with arthritis.
Please join us!
Is it okay for my child to eat pizza for breakfast? How many words should a four-year-old know? Get answers to your parenting questions, in a casual and fun environment. Chat with experts while your children enjoy a variety of toys and activities. Topics include:
This series of workshops is ideal for parents/caregivers with children ages 0 to 3.