This new, monthly club is a space for kids of all ages to come and make new friends during a free-build time. LEGOs will be provided, you bring the fun.
Let it snow! Practice your needlework and learn some new skills while creating a wintery masterpiece. All participants will be able to take their works of sewn art home with them. All materials provided.
Light up the holidays with your very own LED ornament. Learn soldering and simple circuitry while you create your own masterpiece. All materials will be provided.
Make your own cardboard car. Then, sit-back, relax and enjoy a movie from the comfort of your own vehicle. Bring any cardboard boxes you have and we’ll provide all the rest. Bring the whole family.
Contemporary Classroom brings Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art’s exhibitions to the library with information about artists working today, and a hands-on art making workshop. This program is appropriate for children ages 7-12.
Build it, decorate it, and eat it! Gingerbread houses are a fabulous and delicious way to practice engineering skills and get in the holiday spirit. All materials will be provided.
Roll-up those sleeves and join us for another edition of shop class at Anythink Perl Mack. This month we’re making name boards with carefully supervised use of a power drill and hammers. Best for upper elementary students and tweens. All skill levels are welcome. Materials will be provided.
Have you ever wanted to know more about folk herbalism to support in taking care of your kids? Local birth doula, Alana Watanabe, will lead this workshop on DIY home herbalism. Topics discussed will include earache oil, immune booster syrup, and upset tummy tea. We will craft these recipes together and each family will take home samples. No registration is required.
Join us for part one of our new Mini Home Project. This month, work together to assemble a small wooden house. We’ll use glue and various tools to complete this fun activity. Space is limited; registration required.
Navajo weaving has captivated people for generations, and it’s no wonder why! Join us as we use looms to weave our own symmetrical mini-rugs in the fashion of the Navajo tradition.
