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Registration Required . This program is conducted through Zoom. Register to receive a reminder, the evaluation, and any other resources. Registration opens on April 1 at 12:00 pm . Kristy Derksen will share her knowledge on how to make floral fish-scale earrings, using dyed fish scales, and adding..
Kssááhkom Áássksinima’tstohki—a Blackfoot word meaning “the land is our teacher”—is an exhibition that honors the deep relationship between the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot people) and the places that shape identity, memory, and story. Through...
This program has a cost recovery fee of $15.00. This fee can be paid the night of the program at the Connaught Branch. It is suggested that you arrive 20 minutes before the program so that there is enough time to process your fee before the start of the program. This is an in-person program....
Kssááhkom Áássksinima’tstohki—a Blackfoot word meaning “the land is our teacher”—is an exhibition that honors the deep relationship between the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot people) and the places that shape identity, memory, and story. Through...
Kssááhkom Áássksinima’tstohki—a Blackfoot word meaning “the land is our teacher”—is an exhibition that honors the deep relationship between the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot people) and the places that shape identity, memory, and story. Through...
War has shaped our history and our world. Join an informal discussion of books about military history.
Kssááhkom Áássksinima’tstohki—a Blackfoot word meaning “the land is our teacher”—is an exhibition that honors the deep relationship between the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot people) and the places that shape identity, memory, and story. Through...
Kssááhkom Áássksinima’tstohki—a Blackfoot word meaning “the land is our teacher”—is an exhibition that honors the deep relationship between the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot people) and the places that shape identity, memory, and story. Through...
Kssááhkom Áássksinima’tstohki—a Blackfoot word meaning “the land is our teacher”—is an exhibition that honors the deep relationship between the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot people) and the places that shape identity, memory, and story. Through...
This is an in-person program. No registration is required. Fair Play by Eve Rodsky "A revolutionary, real-world solution to the problem of unpaid, invisible work that women have shouldered for too long--from a woman tapped by Reese Witherspoon's Hello Sunshine as the expert on this topic for a new..
2026 RPL Writer in Residence, EV Bishop, will provide basic pointers and guidelines. A Q&A session will be included so please bring all your pitching, submitting, and publishing related questions. This is an in person program. Register to receive a reminder and any other resources. Presenter...
Socialize while you work on your quilting, beading, knitting, scrapbooking, cross-stitch, or other projects. For all skill levels. Materials not provided. New participants always welcome.
Ages 6 to 12. Create a small paper plant that will stay green all year round. Craft supplies and small pots will be provided.
Tuesday January 6 - Painting with Dustin Ritter Tuesday January 13 - Painting with Dustin Ritter Tuesday January 20 - Artist Trading Cards with Sarah Pitman Tuesday January 27 - New Year Altars with Sarah Pitman Tuesday February 3 - Painting with Dustin Ritter Tuesday February 10 - Painting with...
Registration Required . This program is conducted through Zoom. Register to receive a reminder, the evaluation, and any other resources. Registration opens on April 1 at 12:00 pm . Kristy Derksen will share her knowledge on how to make floral fish-scale earrings, using dyed fish scales, and adding..
Clarry Penrose finds the good in everyone. Even in her father, who isn't fond of children, and especially girls. He doesn't worry about her education, because he knows she won't need it. It's the early twentieth century, and the only thing girls are expected to do is behave. But Clarry longs for a..
This is an in-person program for adult EAL learners. EAL Book Club occurs on the following Tuesdays: March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31; April 7, 14, 21, 28; May 5, 12, 19, 26 Registration required. Not registered? Sign-up as a Literacy Services learner .
Kssááhkom Áássksinima’tstohki—a Blackfoot word meaning “the land is our teacher”—is an exhibition that honors the deep relationship between the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot people) and the places that shape identity, memory, and story. Through...
Kssááhkom Áássksinima’tstohki—a Blackfoot word meaning “the land is our teacher”—is an exhibition that honors the deep relationship between the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot people) and the places that shape identity, memory, and story. Through...
This event will happen Online on Zoom. Don't have an RPL card? Register on Eventbrite Recommended Materials: assorted wires, natural fibers (wool, cotton balls, twine, thin strips of paper, etc), recycled objects (bottle caps, pop tabs, mesh casings, etc), small trinkets or knick knacks, hot glue,..
This is a drop-in program offered on Thursday evenings throughout May. This is a staff-led program; all materials will be provided. Registration is not required. Dates and activities listed below: May 7 - Perler Bead Creations May 14 - Pony Bead Key Chains May 21 - Crotchet kits May 28 - Smash...
This is an in-person program for adult EAL learners. EAL Book Club occurs on the following Tuesdays: March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31; April 7, 14, 21, 28; May 5, 12, 19, 26 Registration required. Not registered? Sign-up as a Literacy Services learner .
This event takes place In-Person at Connaught Branch. All materials supplied. Feel free to supplement with personalized items, if you wish. Recommended Materials: stick or dowel, ribbons, fabrics and felt, needle and thread, air dry clay, assorted papers, foam sheets, drawing supplies, bells,...
This program has a cost recovery fee of $15.00. This fee can be paid the night of the program at the Sherwood Village Branch. It is suggested that you arrive 20 minutes before the program so that there is enough time to process your fee before the start of the program. This is an in-person program..
Kssááhkom Áássksinima’tstohki—a Blackfoot word meaning “the land is our teacher”—is an exhibition that honors the deep relationship between the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot people) and the places that shape identity, memory, and story. Through...
Kssááhkom Áássksinima’tstohki—a Blackfoot word meaning “the land is our teacher”—is an exhibition that honors the deep relationship between the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot people) and the places that shape identity, memory, and story. Through...
Kssááhkom Áássksinima’tstohki—a Blackfoot word meaning “the land is our teacher”—is an exhibition that honors the deep relationship between the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot people) and the places that shape identity, memory, and story. Through...
This is an in-person program for adult EAL learners. EAL Book Club occurs on the following Sundays: March 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; April 12, 19, 26; May 3, 10, 24, 31 Registration required. Not registered? Sign-up as a Literacy Services learner .
Kssááhkom Áássksinima’tstohki—a Blackfoot word meaning “the land is our teacher”—is an exhibition that honors the deep relationship between the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot people) and the places that shape identity, memory, and story. Through...
Kssááhkom Áássksinima’tstohki—a Blackfoot word meaning “the land is our teacher”—is an exhibition that honors the deep relationship between the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot people) and the places that shape identity, memory, and story. Through...