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

Participants follow prompts for setting, subject and action to create “bad/awkward” art using provided materials.

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. 

A group of students (ages 6-8) draw portraits of seniors from the community.

These geode-style skulls are a great decor piece for Halloween or to display as a year-round treasure.

With limited supplies, children are challenged to create a mini rollercoaster maze for a wooden ball to travel through.

Cruise to the library in your hotrod for an old-fashioned drive-in movie! Kids decorate their cardboard box cars before "parking" for showtime.

Participants cut colorful tissue paper into intricate designs to create this traditional Mexican craft.

This program guided participants in the art of crocheting granny squares, resulting in the creation of two communal blankets. Community members also contributed granny squares crafted at home. The finished blankets were then raffled off among the contributors.

Based on the popular book series, party like a Greek God with a costume contest, themed snacks and more.