DIY Color Analysis
Patrons are taught basic color theory and then use simple DIY techniques to find their personal color palette, or “color season."
Patrons are taught basic color theory and then use simple DIY techniques to find their personal color palette, or “color season."
Scrapbook Sunday was an informal weekly event where participants were invited to tell their family story through paper-based craft.
Participants follow prompts for setting, subject and action to create “bad/awkward” art using provided materials.
With limited supplies, children are challenged to create a mini rollercoaster maze for a wooden ball to travel through.
Patrons of all ages attempt to survive the Oregon Trail in this You-Choose-Adventure style program.
"Why is there a toilet in our classroom?" This practical adulting skills workshop was conducted by a teen librarian at a local high school.
Kids can explore their inner artist and celebrate spring by crafting a fairy garden inside a teacup.
Get your pets fashion runway ready in this hands-on program.
Tweens and teens work with a local artist to decorate the library's Teen Space.
Create a shining disco ball vase using styrofoam balls and recycled CDs.