Participants learned the unique art of "flower pounding," a technique that uses a small hammer and natural pigments from flowers and leaves to create colorful, abstract designs on fabric. 

High school prom goers can cut on costs and make their own corsage and/or boutonnière at the library — all supplies provided.

We love the library a latte! An engaging and educational evening all about coffee, helping to celebrate National Latte Day and National Library Lovers Month.

A special reading of Chicken Story Time by Sandy Asher with live chickens in attendance.

Inspired by the Graphic Novels and Comics Round Table's Community Zine Project, have patrons create an original zine or mini-comic sharing their own library story and why they love their local library. 

This bilingual program explores piñata history, includes a demonstration and offers hands-on decorating time.

The Spice Club is a great way to try out new spices. Members receive a sample packet of each month's spice, a bit of history and a recipe for incorporating that spice.

Half yoga + half obstacle course = lots of outdoor fun.

Participants create a mini seed-starting greenhouse to put outside in late winter for a spring germination.

It's time to get cozy. Patrons are invited to craft an herbal heating pad and sip a warming tea blend to support winter health.