MAKERS DAY: Paper Bead Workshop (18+)
Learn how to create your own paper beads for use in jewelry, using magazines and other supplies!
This is a drop-in program; attendance is first-come, first-serve.
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Learn how to create your own paper beads for use in jewelry, using magazines and other supplies!
This is a drop-in program; attendance is first-come, first-serve.
Enjoy learning how to create your own collages using upcycled materials like magazines and cardboard!
Advance registration is required for this Makers Day program.
Safely view the upcoming eclipse with your own homemade pinhole camera, made with recycled materials!
This is a drop-in program for grades 3+; children must be accompanied by a parent/caregiver at all times.
Create a cute caterpillar friend from a mismatched sock!
This is an all-ages drop-in program; children must be accompanied by a parent/caregiver at all times.
Create your very own fairy house with folded book pages!
Advance registration is required for this Makers Day program. Please click here to register.
The Friends of the Library's Designer Handbag Bingo fundraiser event returns on March 22! Tickets are sold out.
Tuesday, February 20th at 4:00 PM EST
Befriending a stranger in an accompanying seat when their commuter train stalls, Selena confesses a personal grievance before her life is upended by her nanny's disappearance and growing fractures in her marriage.
Is the mother growing more hair, sharper canines, a tail? She thinks so, but her husband laughs off her concerns. Home with her toddler son while her husband travels for work every week, the mother is dealing with a certain kind of despair. She laments the dream job she gave up to be a full-time parent, and the art she misses making. This maybe-turning-into-a-dog thing adds curious flavor to the monotony, though, and leads her to her comforting new library-found companions, the wild and true stories in The Field Guide to Magical Women.