Crafty Creations: Breezy Bee Fans
Kids ages 2 and up, with their grown-up, are invited to make a quick, beautiful, not-too-messy project. This month we are making Breezy Bee Fans! Clean up at 11:00!
Kids
Make a Crystal Beaded Suncatcher
Kids in 1st grade and up are invited to drop in and make an elegant, sparkly suncatcher! We'll be using beads, cord, jewelry findings, and our fine motor skills!
For kids in 1st grade and up, while supplies last.
Crafty Creations: Cute Baby Owls!
Kids ages 2 and up, with their grown-up, are invited to make a quick, beautiful, not-too-messy project. This month we are making cute baby owls! We'll be using washable paint, but please do not wear your finest. Clean up at 11:00!
Family Craft: Flowers
Families with kids ages 3 and up can drop by to make a flower craft. We'll have some scratch art tulips and some fun foam mosaics to pick from. While supplies last!
Crafty Creations: Let's Make Rubbings!
Kids ages 2 and up, with their grown-up, are invited to make a quick, beautiful, not-too-messy project. This month we are experimenting with using rubbing plates! Clean up at 11:00!
Valentine’s Day Card Craft
Saturday, February 14, 10:30am. Ages 4+
Come join us to creat decorate a Valentine's Day Card and give it to someone you love!
Grandma and the Rooster
A family is going to celebrate Chinese New Year. Their grandma lives in the country and decides to visit the family and bring her prized rooster to make her delicious chicken soup. Her little granddaughter decides to keep the rooster as a pet--so no soup!
Mindy Kim and the Lunar New Year Parade
Mindy is determined to enjoy her first Lunar New Year without her mom, but her old holiday traditions don't go quite as planned, and she has to find a way to create new ones.
Nian, the Chinese New Year Dragon: A Beastly Tale
An illustrated retelling for young readers of the Chinese folktale about a dragon that threatens a village each spring and Mei, the young girl who is destined to defeat him.
Maisy's Chinese New Year
Spending Chinese New Year with her friend Tiger, Maisy learns about traditional symbols, shares a delicious cultural feast and exchanges lucky red hongbao envelopes before listening to a story about the holiday and staying up late to watch a fireworks display.