For toddlers – age 5. Come work on crafts, technology and more in the MakerSpace Corner of the Children’s Room. This month we are making crafts that celebrate the holidays. Today’s craft is Toilet Paper Roll Snowmen.
For toddlers – age 5. Come work on crafts, technology and more in the MakerSpace Corner of the Children’s Room. This month we are making crafts that celebrate the holidays. Today’s craft is Toilet Paper Roll Snowmen.
For Students in Grades 3 through 6. Girls Who Code is a non-profit organization dedicated to closing the gender gap in technology. The Club is a FREE after-school computer science program, facilitated by Children’s Librarian, Marie Nania. The Club meets weekly on Wednesday afternoons. Students are welcome to bring their own laptops or Chromebooks, if […]
Calling all Do-It-Yourselfers! Learn how to make a set of personalized wine charms and creative holder to keep or give as a gift. The charms make a unique hostess present. All materials supplied. To personalize, you can bring small (slightly larger than 1”) photos of family or friends to create a set of charms to […]
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For Teens in Middle & High School Come and assemble a Mug Cake in a Mason Jar. Each jar will include ingredients to make two individual, microwavable mug cakes with a delicious add-in. Perfect to give as a gift - or to keep for yourself! Space is limited. Please register below.
Three Week Session Held on Saturdays Dec 3, 10 & 17. For Students in Grades 4 - 7. Come learn coding and game design in this FREE workshop offered by the WCC Digital Arts Center. Space is limited; please register below.
We have another great project for those who love to craft – and give back to others in our community! We will be making Gingerman Candy Cuties during this workshop - little felt gingermen with candy canes as arms and legs. They will be part of a gift bag delivered to homebound older adults in […]
For all ages. Laurel Aronian sings and teaches seasonal songs for children. Laurel is an accomplished singer-songwriter who has studied with Juilliard, Berklee, and Interlochen Center for The Arts. She has taught in libraries and community service centers throughout NY and CT. Laurel plays local open mics and has performed at The Ridgefield Playhouse. Bring […]
Via Zoom. Christmas was declared a federal holiday in 1870. The American holiday season as we now know it evolved during the 19th and early 20th century, mainly due to works of authors, artists, and songwriters, most of whom had ties to Westchester County. Barbara Davis, Co-Director of the Westchester County Historical Society, traces the […]
