Museums, galleries, theater, dance, and cultural events in Greensboro. Feed your creative side.
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Want to sew but don't know where to start? Come learn the basics of a sewing machine. Learn about feed dogs, presser feet, even how to thread your assembly. This class will be a focused on all components of the sewing machine and how to use them. Accessibility Need sign language interpretation or...
Give craft supplies a second life by helping us sort donations from our Earth Month Craft Supply Drive. High school students can earn up to three volunteer hours while preparing materials for future library programs. A volunteer certificate will be provided, and staff can sign volunteer forms as...
Join this special storytime to celebrate Earth Day at the library. Stay and create an Earth Day craft to take home. Perfect for families with children ages 5 and younger. Family Storytime is very popular at this location and space is limited; please arrive early to secure your spot. Accessibility...
Get started using the library’s embroidery machine. Learn to wind and load a bobbin, how to thread the machine, and how to get fabrics into the hoops. No sewing skills required. Accessibility If you need an accessibility accommodation during this program, please register early so we can...
Get started using the library’s embroidery software, Digitizer V5. Learn to design and stitch monograms or custom images of your choice on your own fabric items, such as t-shirts or linens. No sewing skills required. Accessibility If you need an accessibility accommodation during this...
MiLB Double-A: Pensacola Blue Wahoos at Montgomery Biscuits at Riverwalk Stadium
Curious about Mahjong but not sure where to start? Join us for a relaxed, beginner‑friendly introduction to the game. This hands‑on lesson is designed especially for new players—no experience needed. Seats are limited, and reservations are required. Sign up today to save your spot!
Join Miss Sarah and her special guest, Chef Remy, for a story time to encourage and celebrate trying different types of snacks, where they are from, how they nourish our bodies, etc. This story time is encouraged for children 2+. There will be food provided during this program, if you have a food...
Explore opportunities to design, invent, create, and re-imagine together as a family through loose parts play. All ages welcome; children 5 and younger may participate with direct adult supervision. Accessibility If you need an accessibility accommodation during this program, please contact us a...
MiLB Double-A: Columbus Clingstones at Birmingham Barons at Regions Field
This music group is for ages 0-5. Kim Hamrick from Heartstrings Creative Co. will be leading a Mommy & Me music group with instruments, movement, familiar songs and more! As a Music Therapist, Kim works on social, developmental and academic goals with children of all ages and incorporates these...
Join the Wiregrass Master Gardeners Association on the third Wednesday of each month as they present on a variety of seasonal topics! Don't forget to bring a bag lunch and enjoy the discussion with experienced gardeners. Feb 18: Jan Schaumleffle, House Plants Made Easy Mar. 18: Sara Jo Adams &..
Join the adventure as you and your friends play through an epic game of Dungeons and Dragons. There will be an overarching story for the month, but the dungeons masters will be thrilled to have anyone jump in each week.
For families with babies ages 6 to 24 months, enjoy this special play date to bond with your baby and meet new friends. It promotes social skills, motor skills, and early literacy development! The event will feature toys, games, and books to create a fun and engaging experience. If you register and.
Come and try and rank unique snacks from around the world.
Have fun with your baby! Lots of music, rhymes, tickles, and bounces for newborn babies to one-year-olds and their adult caregivers. Stay, play and connect with other caregivers after storytime from 11am-noon. Come to storytime, join us for the Stay & Play or come to both! Please bring a blanket...
✨ Whether you're stepping onto the mat for the first time or returning to deepen your practice, Raquel’s class offers a warm, accepting environment where everyone is encouraged to move at their own pace. Chair yoga is thoughtfully woven into the session, making it a perfect fit for those who prefer.
Join us for a fun, hands-on workshop where kids ages 8–13 will create their own cozy fleece tie pillow! Using simple no-sew techniques, participants will cut and tie a soft, personalized pillow to take home. Registrants will need to bring their own standard size scissors. Registration required....
STEAM Stories- Exciting stories and activities that ignite curiosity and creativity with a STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) focus for kids ages 7-12 with a parent or caregiver. Join us as we read After the Fall: How Humpty Dumpty got back up again, by Dan Santat. Our activity.
Clear out your craft stash, trade treasures, and spark new creativity.Shake off the winter clutter and join us for a community craft supply swap! Bring the leftover materials from projects you’ve finished (or abandoned - we don’t judge) and trade them with fellow makers for something fresh and...
A story program ideal for ages 5 and under and a caregiver. Stories, songs, and bubbles make up a lively 30-minute program designed especially for short attention spans. Siblings welcome!
Beginner Crochet Class Whether you're brand new to crochet or looking to refresh your skills, this hands-on class is the perfect place to start! Join us for a relaxing and creative session where you'll learn the basics of crochet — from holding your hook to mastering foundational stitches. What to.
Service Canada weekly clinic will help you apply for a wide range of programs and services, including: Issuing (same day) Social Insurance Numbers Issuing (same day) Personal Access Codes to set up a My Service Canada Account. This account allows you access information about Employment Insurance...
We want to welcome children ages 5+ to our Children's Dept Activity Room for an hour of hands-on creating! This program is designed to give children a space to incorporate tactile learning, creativity, tinkering, and self-expression.
Alabama Hands & Voices will be at our Westgate Branch, hosting a storytime aimed at connecting Deaf and hard-of-hearing kids in the Wiregrass area. Registration is not required. For more info on Alabama Hands & Voices, please visit their website.
Join us for another painting class with Gayle Jones. There is a $15 charge for supplies.
Bell/Hazelwood Book Club Thursdays at the Main Library The Bell/Hazelwood Book Club follows a guided discussion format, with a special emphasis on the author’s biography to illuminate the context behind their work. Each session explores narrative structure, central themes, and plot development,...
Let go of stress for a calming hour and practice present-moment awareness communally with others. Explore this experience with curiosity as we aim to support ourselves as best we can without any judgment. Just bring an open mind and wear comfy clothes; no experience is required. Together we explore.
Learn seasonal information about coyotes from City of Burlington Animal Services. Learn hazing techniques, pick up general information and hear about other services offered. Get animal licenses with debit or credit.
Celebrate singing and storytime with Mrs. Jennifer in her 'Lil Bookworms Storytime. This event is designed for children ages 0-5, we will explore themes using stories and songs to help foster a love of books and learning! We hope to see you there!
VIRTUAL | After the event date, watch the talk any time through Library Speakers Consortium Award-winning and bestselling author Miranda Cowley Heller takes us on an intimate journey through the life stages of a woman in her new poetry collection, What the Deep Water Knows . Delicate, yet...
Novel Horizons Book Club is perfect for adults who work or prefer an evening book club! The books we choose may vary in subject matter and emotional depth. This month we are reading The Humans by Matt Haig and our discussion will be held at North Shelby Library on April 13th @ 5:45 p.m. We look..
A monthly event designed to celebrate creativity and exploration in arts and crafts between the ages of 2-5. Meet us in the activity room for a guided take-home creation. This month's craft: Water Color Earth
If you love to read, this club's for you! Each month, we talk about a different book. Books provided. Bring your friends—everyone is welcome. Come even if you don't get a chance to finish the featured monthly book! In the first session in September, get to know the other book club members,...
🧘 Welcome to Yoga with TEJWhether you're curious about yoga, just starting out, or already experienced—these sessions are designed for everyone. If you can breathe, you can do yoga. No matter your age, body type, gender, or attire, you're welcome here. 🌿 What to ExpectYoga with TEJ offers a...
More than a book club, The True Crime Club covers true crime books and documentaries. Please make sure to leave your email so we can send you the Zoom invitation. If you're a fan of True Crime books, documentaries, movies, or podcasts then this is the book club for you! Our topic for this is The..
Build confidence and a love of reading by reading aloud to a furry friend. Each child will spend about 10 minutes reading to one of two trained pet therapy dogs and their adult handler. While they wait for their turn, kids can work quietly on literacy activities in the program room. Geared to...
Drop in anytime between 5:00 pm and 7:00 pm. Come along for snacks and coloring fun Materials are provided.
Meet us for a monthly craft designed for ages 5+. This month we are celebrating spreading love towards one-another, family, and ourselves. We will be creating a craft that celebrates Earth Day!
Drop in with your questions about Ontario Works, human rights, tenants’ rights, disability benefits, government pensions, and employment insurance or standards. Come for one-to-one help with a Halton Community Legal Services Intake Worker.
The new Vital Community Conversations series is a direct response to citizen concerns identified in BCF's 2025 Vital Signs research report. In this session, charitable leaders and community residents discuss ways to meet the needs of Burlington's seniors and help enhance community belonging. Light..