Learn something new in Salt Flat, TX. Art classes, cooking workshops, fitness programs, and educational events.
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experience a watercolor painting class inspired by henri matisse's the red studio. learn to create reserve lines, which are more challenging than they seem. paint the paper, lightly draw a room outline and objects, the paint the space while intentionally leaving the drawn lines unpainted. limited to
Occurrence: 2nd Wednesday of the Month (unless otherwise noted) Time 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM Ages: 13-18 Description: Teen Book Club meets monthly. Each month we read a new title and discuss it at the book club meeting. Additional Info: REGISTRATION REQUIRED! Click HERE Pick up a copy of the book club...
Watercolor for “Young at heART” adults meets every Tuesday morning to enjoy watercolor painting while commiserating with fellow artists! This friendly and social group is open to all adults and to all levels of art experience, including those who have never painted with watercolor at all. Sometimes.
The Books and Brews Book Club meets on the second Monday of each month at Relay Coffee Roasters at 27 King William St., Hamilton. The May book title is the Hamilton Reads 2026 selection by Hamilton Reads author. Pick up the book at the 2nd Floor Info Desk at Central Library .
This book club meets every second Tuesday of the month. For more information on how to attend, please contact cc@hcpl.net.
Join us for our weekly homeschool meet up, where kids can engage in STEAM activities such as building challenges, fiber art crafts, science experiments, process art, games, and more, all while having fun and socializing. Parents/caregivers are welcome to join each other in the library for an...
Homeschool Day Farmstead Day May 13, 2026 10 am -12 pm Join us at Heritage Farmstead Museum for one of our Spring Homeschool Days. Come learn about what life would have been like for an early settler moving out, building up and living on a farmstead. Meet local demonstrators and find out what...
Runway to Asia honors Asian and Asian American innovators on the global fashion scene. Presented in partnership with our Fashion Presenter TOOTSIES, our "not to be missed" second year of Runway to Asia will spotlight the visionary talent of international fashion designer Bach Mai, a Vietnamese...
Line and gesture drawing is a loose and expressive form of sketching that captures movement, energy and flow. Learn how to draw freely and intuitively using simple lines and shapes rather than aiming for detailed, polished drawings. All skill levels welcome.
Occurrence: Wedn esdays, weekly (unless otherwise noted). Time: 2:30 PM, 5:00 PM Ages: 6-9 Description: Come create something new each week! Arts and crafts for children aged 6-9. Additional Info: Free! Contact Rebecca.Cates@Lonestar.edu. Location: Kids Corner Ticket Info*: Limit: 20 *Children's...
The Locke Adult Book Club meets alternating Thursdays at 1pm at the Locke Branch, 285 Locke St., S. The May 14th title is Miss Morgan's Book Brigade by Janet Skeslien Charles. Physical copies of the book are available for pick up at the branch prior to each meeting.
2026 list- January 13 : Demon Copperhead by Barbara Kingsolver February 10 : By Any Other Name by Jodi Picoult March 10 : Happiness Fall s by Angie Kim April 14 : James by Percival Everett May 12 : The Dutch House by Ann Patchett June 9 : Wedding People by Alison Espach July 14 : Island of Sea...
The Freelton Drop-In Book Club meets on the second Wednesday of each month at the Freelton Branch, 1830 Brock Rd., Freelton. The May title is H is for Hawk by Helen Macdonald.
According to an old adage, before you leave the house you should look in the mirror and remove one accessory. This spring, Spotlight Talks will focus on the accessories that made the cut and what they convey about their wearers. Join a docent for a 20-minute talk exploring these accoutrements and...
The Red Hill Book Club meets on the second Monday of each month at the Red Hill Branch . 695 Queenston Rd. The May title is The Migrant Rain Falls in Reverse by Vinh Nguyen.
Learn how to add beautiful designs to your jars or pots (and other items) using decoupage. Supplies provided. Watch the how-to video in advance, if you like.
Learn to make a unique craft and explore a variety of art techniques. Supplies provided.
Hamilton Public Library has knitting and crochet programs for all ages and skill levels. Drop in with your current project and materials.
considering a new hobby? join us for hobby hop and try something new! this may, we'll discovers the joy of simplified printmaking. we'll be using the humble prink eraser and a craft knife to learn how to transfer and carve designs into a reusable stamp.
Bring your imagination to the table and make a cool creation to take home. Supplies provided.
Learn how to thread a sewing machine safely, wind a bobbin, sew a straight line and back-stitch to lock in a seam.
Art projects for children ages 3-6 years old. Painting can get a little messy, so come prepared! We recommend bringing an apron or wearing clothes that can get paint on them. In order to ensure the safety of our youngest patrons, this is a ticketed program. Free tickets are available 30 minutes...
Bring your fibre craft project (knitting, crochet, cross stitch, bracelets and more) and hang out with other youth who love to create. Some materials provided.
love to craft and read? join us for a cozy hangout where we mix both! bring your current project (knit, crochet, embroidery, etc.) and the book you're reading. we'll stitch, chat, share book recs, and enjoy some relaxed creative time together.
Fuel your little one's creative side by exploring a variety of art materials. Supplies provided.
Create something beautiful for AAPI Heritage Month! Personalize a hand fan or try out origami.
Explore how illustrations can bring ideas, emotions and storytelling to life. Whether inspired by books, personal memories, or original stories, create drawings or comics that visually express characters, moments, or messages. All skill levels welcome.
This drop-in program invites participants to observe and sketch real-world objects and discover beauty in the everyday with simple tools like pencils, pens, or markers. Members will draw objects such as plants, cups, books, or fruit. Participants are encouraged to slow down and notice shape, shadow.
Design a glass pendant to be fused by staff. Pendant will be ready at a later date. Anyone 55 and over may register. Materials will be provided. If you are unable to attend, please cancel your registration as soon as possible so that someone on the waiting list can attend the class.
