Here’s a chance to make wearable art for yourself or to give as a gift. Recycle earrings, brooches and necklaces or turn neckties into belts, your one-of-a-kind accessories.
Here’s a chance to clean out the necktie rack or jewelry drawer. Upcoming teen craft programs will be recycling them into new wearable art. So, if there’s a necktie you’ll never wear, a lone earring, a brooch that won’t stay pinned or that necklace from Great-Aunt Somebody, drop it into the Teen Craft Collection Box at the Library.
By popular demand, 2 more sessions of Habitat Is Where It’s At are available. From steaming deserts to lush rain forests, explore habitats around the world with Pete Money. Using museum mounts, video-microscopy, and real artifacts, discover how plants and animals adapt to survive.
Join us for one, any or all of this summer’s drop-in “Go Green” storytimes; no registration is required.
Turn leftover supplies and “trash” (recycled materials) into art, family treasures, musical instruments, and a Trash Totem Pole. Join us for one, any or all of these “Go Green” craft days; no registration is necessary.
