Library Love Mini Library
Celebrate National Library Week! Teens and adults are invited to join us to create their own miniature library. Using an Altoid style tin, build your dream library in miniature. All materials provided.

Celebrate National Library Week! Teens and adults are invited to join us to create their own miniature library. Using an Altoid style tin, build your dream library in miniature. All materials provided.
Learn the Japanese embroidery technique, sashiko. Using white cotton threat to create geometric patterns, sashiko is a great way to embellish your clothing or to visibily mend clothing, giving it beautiful texure and contrast. Local artist, Carlyn Yanda will lead
Customize your own tote bag with block printing. Create your own linocut block or use one of our pre-made blocks to print on a canvas tote bag. This program is for teens and adults. Registration is preferred! Please call 607-587-9290
Join us for an opening reception of local homeschool artists. See the beautiful artwork they have created. Refreshments provided. Artwork will remain on display through June 1.
The library will be closed for Memorial Day.
Celebrate the start of summer reading! We'll have ice cream provided by Frost Bites Frozen Treat cart, button making, and debut some new outdoor play items! All ages welcome!
Join us for a workshop provided by Jennifer Thomas. Make your own mug rug using punch needle techniques. Registration for this workshop is required. Call 607-587-9290 or email alfred@stls.org. This project is made possible with funds from the Statewide Community
Make your own earrings with paper quilling techniques. This workshop will be led by Jennifer Thomas. Registration for this workshop is required. Call 607-587-9290 or email alfred@stls.org This project is made possible with funds from the Statewide Community Regrants Program,
In our final workshop presented by Jennifer Thomas, learn to make a wool felted bird! Registration is required. Call 607-587-9290 or email alfred@stls.org. This project is made possible with funds from the Statewide Community Regrants Program, a regrant program of