Siesta Key Community Calendar of Events

Join us for Adult Coloring Group the first and third Monday of every month! All materials provided.

Join us for a relaxing library matinee featuring a film on our big screen.This monthâs movie isStar Wars: Episode IV â A New Hope (1977, 121 minutes).Synopsis: George Lucas's Oscar-winning space fantasy about a young man who joins a rebel alliance working to overthrow an evil empire that's taking over the galaxy.*** First come, first seated ***

The 14th Colony: The American Revolutionâs Best Kept SecretHistorian and author Roger Smith leads a discussion on the most under-told story in our nationâs history. While the American Revolution is often framed through events in the northern colonies, Florida played a very different and largely overlooked role. Even more striking is how little this history is known here in Florida, where these events unfolded and continue to shape our understanding of the nationâs founding.This program is part of the Florida Reflections: Conversations on Florida's Contribution to the American Tale Series. A part of the America 250 Celebration. Find out more at https://floridahumanities.org/florida-reflections/.Florida Reflections was developed by Florida Humanities andis part of By the People: Conversations Beyond 250âa series of community-driven programs created by humanities councils in collaboration with local partners. The initiative was developed by the Federation of State Humanities Councils and the Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage. Funding is provided in part through the Thomas M. & Irene B. Kirbo Charitable Foundation, the Gulf Coast Community Foundation and the Community Foundation for Brevard. Any views, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this program do not necessarily represent those of Florida Humanities or its partners.

Join us for stories, songs and rhymes, and fun activities. Best for ages 0-5, but the whole family is welcome!

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Make a miniature garden for your kitchen. Please bring a quart sized or smaller jar. No registration is required. Seating is limited. First Come, first seated. Line-up tickets are available at the Reference Desk one hour before this event. One per person present.

Join us for "Fall Prevention 101," a dynamic and informative workshop designed to empower individuals with the knowledge and tools to reduce the risk of falls. Falls are a common concern, especially as we age, but with the right awareness and strategies, we can take steps to prevent them.*** These classes are popular. Seating is limited. No registration required. First come, first seated ***

Date: Tuesday, May 5, 2026 @ 7:00pmTickets: FREE Venice High School presents their Spring Chorus Concert. *This is free and open to the public**This is a general admission performance

Creation Stations are the makerspaces in Sarasota County Libraries and Historical Resources. Makerspaces make it possible for people of all ages to explore, design and create! From sewing to crafting, to coding and designing, the Creation Station helps creatives transform ideas and turn them into reality.Book an appointment with us to learn various equipment such as our Cricut, 3D printers, and more with help from our trained staff!Ä‘ These sessions are by appointment only. Please request an appointment here.

Learn about birds and their habitats, food, nests, etc. while playing a competitive game. Wingspan is a card-driven, resource-building board game in which players compete to attract birds to their wildlife reserves. Players spend food resources to add birds, which are represented by 170 individually illustrated cards, to the forest, prairie, and wetland habitats on their player boards. RSVP so we know how many tables to set up. Click here to RSVP to Lynn

LAB quarterly meeting

Learn about birds and their habitats, food, nests, etc. while playing a competitive game. Wingspan is a card-driven, resource-building board game in which players compete to attract birds to their wildlife reserves. Players spend food resources to add birds, which are represented by 170 individually illustrated cards, to the forest, prairie, and wetland habitats on their player boards. RSVP so we know how many tables to set up. Click here to RSVP to Lynn

Join Jane Mahler for an unforgettable journey through Slovenia, Croatia, Montenegro, and Bosnia & Herzegovinaâthe captivating countries once united as Yugoslavia. This immersive session brings history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes to life.Travel along the Adriatic coastline framed by the majestic Dinaric Alps, wander through storybook medieval villages, and uncover the legacy of Croatiaâs most celebrated artist. Explore a remarkable 145-year-old interfaith cemetery, a powerful testament to the regionâs diverse heritage.Weâll also delve into the profound impact of the 1992â1995 Bosnian War, gaining insight into how it shaped the people and places of this extraordinary part of the world.*** No registration is required. First come, first seated ***

Make a miniature garden for your kitchen. Please bring a quart sized or smaller jar. No registration is required. Seating is limited. First Come, first seated. Line-up tickets are available at the Reference Desk one hour before this event. One per person present.

Date: Thursday, May 7, 2026 @ 6:00pmTickets: FREE Join us for an unforgettable evening of music as the Venice High School Orchestra program brings the beauty of spring to life in our annual Spring Concert! This exciting performance will feature four dynamic ensembles showcasing a mix of thrilling new works and timeless classics, bringing together the finest young musicians from our community. Each ensemble has been hard at work, dedicating countless hours to perfecting their craft and bringing these exciting pieces to life. Whether you're a lifelong classical music fan or new to the world of orchestral music, this concert promises to deliver an inspiring and entertaining experience for the entire community. We invite all family, friends, and music lovers to join us for this special evening of artistry, passion, and community spirit. Don't miss out on the chance to support these incredible young musicians as they showcase their talent and hard work. See you there! *This is free and open to the public**This is a general admission performance

Gulf Gate Library is pleased to welcome Daniela Soledade and Nate Najar, whose captivating Bossa Nova performances have delighted audiences from Paris to London. Blending English and Portuguese songs with soulful vocals, masterful guitar work, and the warm rhythms of Brazilian music, they offer a romantic, timeless sound. Their program celebrates generations of Brazilian tradition and promises an unforgettable, beautifully intimate musical experience.*** First come, first seated ***About Daniela Soledade and Nate NajarDaniela Soledade is a rising star among legends in the Brazilian music scene. Downbeat Magazine calls Daniela Soledade a âmaster of classic samba and bossa nova.â An heir to the Bossa Nova legacy, Soledade is highly acclaimed for her poignantly expressive vocal style and intimate aesthetic. Drawing from authentic bossa nova, samba, MPB, and American Popular Song, Soledade is the sound of contemporary Bossa Nova. Born and raised in Rio de Janeiro, Soledadeâs family roots are steeped in Bossa Novaâs inception. Her grandfather, Paulo Soledade composed popular song with renowned Bossa Nova founders AntĂ´nio Carlos Jobim, Vinicius de Moraes, Toquinho, and others."JazzTimes calls him a 'masterful guitarist,' Nate Najar has emerged as one of America's finest modern jazz exponents. From his Billboard chart topping hit âGroove Meâ to the critical and commercial acclaim of âJazz Samba Pra Sempre,â Najar amalgamates his varied experience into a diverse and interesting body of work spanning live performance, recording and visual media. Currently on tour with Daniela Soledade, his partner in love, life and musicthe guitarist/arranger/producer/engineer continues spreading Love & Bossa Nova at venues all across the globe.

Sold Out Join us for a Family Camping Adventure at Crowley Special Group Pricing!!  $35 per person (ages 6 and up – under 6 no charge)(with Not a Clue Adventures and Crowley Museum and Nature Center)Guided Camping, dinner, breakfast, and guided activities included. Tents can be provided for an additional fee/reserved in advance by CALLING Jeanene at 813-789-0904: $20 (4-person capacity) $35 (6-person capacity) Activities Include:Tour of Crowley Museum and Nature Center, Visit to Tatum House, Blacksmith Shop, Saw Mill, Old Schoolhouse, Museum, and guided nature hiking along the Children's Discovery Path (learn about native animals and birds). Learn more about early Florida Pioneers.2 pm -9 am Reservations must be received 4 days in advance and can be placed online at https://notaclueadventures.com/family-camping-adventure-at-crowley/ If you have any questions please contact Jeanene at 813-789-0904 5/9 – May is in Bloom (Mother's Day)

This workshop is a hands-on introduction to an easy method of mushroom cultivation. We'll spend the first hour inside covering the basics. We will take a snack and tea break and then we'll head outside to inoculate oak logs with pink oyster spawn. Each participant takes home their log and a care booklet.All materials provided work gloves are encouraged.$50 general / $40 Audubon membersProceeds go toward the Sarasota Audubon Society and Metamimicry's collaborative work at the Celery Fields Quads project.This workshop is provided by Jade Swor of Metamimicry.org.Space is limited. REGISTER HERE

This workshop is a hands-on introduction to an easy method of mushroom cultivation. We'll spend the first hour inside covering the basics. We will take a snack and tea break and then we'll head outside to inoculate oak logs with pink oyster spawn. Each participant takes home their log and a care booklet.All materials provided work gloves are encouraged.$50 general / $40 Audubon membersProceeds go toward the Sarasota Audubon Society and Metamimicry's collaborative work at the Celery Fields Quads project.This workshop is provided by Jade Swor of Metamimicry.org.Space is limited. REGISTER HERE

Led by the Sarasota Garden Club, children and teens can make their own floral arrangements to give to a mother, grandmother, or anyone they want to celebrate this Motherâs Day! Best for ages 5-18. Registration required. Check in at the youth desk when you arrive.

Join us for Adult Coloring Group on Mondays!(Make sure to check the calendar for full availability.)All materials provided.

Booker T. Washington was the most prominent African American educator and orator of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Born a slave, Washington rose to a position of political power and social influence as the principal of the Tuskegee Institute in Tuskegee, Alabama. Millionaires and presidents asked for his advice. Booker T. Washington was one of the best-selling authors of his time, and his books continue to sell to this day. Catapulted into international fame following his 1895 Atlanta Address, Washington worked tirelessly to help African Americans succeed by promoting the benefits of self-help, hard work, and a practical education. Please join author and editor Liz Coursen as she explores the fascinating life of Booker T. Washington, including the just-wait-till-you-hear-it "tea with the Queen" story.*** First come, first seated ***

Benjamin Dimmitt, conservation photographer will discuss his recent book on Florida's vanishing wetlands  An Unflinching Look: Elegy for Wetlands a deep, peer-reviewed examination of the impact of climate change on the wetlands at the Chassahowitzka National Wildlife Refuge on Florida's Gulf Coast, 70 miles north of Tampa.

Benjamin Dimmitt, conservation photographer will discuss his recent book on Florida's vanishing wetlands  An Unflinching Look: Elegy for Wetlands a deep, peer-reviewed examination of the impact of climate change on the wetlands at the Chassahowitzka National Wildlife Refuge on Florida's Gulf Coast, 70 miles north of Tampa.

Join presenter Amy Bradley each month for a special class with hula hoops, props, games, and activities designed especially for littles! Best for ages 1-5. Registration required. Check in at the youth desk when you arrive.

Celebrate today or make a wreath to match any event! Create a welcoming feeling for your kitchen. All materials provided. No registration is required. Seating is limited. First Come, first seated. Line-up tickets are available at the Reference Desk one hour before this event. One per person present.

You donât want to miss this dynamic, educational workshop that dives deeper into the body systems involved in balance and mobility.Because no two bodies are the same, there is not a one-size fits all approach to fall prevention training; it should be individualized and progressively challenging to be successful. This workshop provides a neurology-based approach to fall risk reduction.*** These classes are popular. Seating is limited. No registration required. First come, first seated ***

Want more anime or manga in your life? Whether youâve just discovered anime or youâve been reading manga for years, this is the place to meet fellow fans, watch and discuss your favorite series, and eat yummy snacks! We may occasionally do a craft or a game, too!Meetings held on the second Tuesday of each month from 4:45-6pm. Ages 13-18 only.

Date: Tuesday, May 12, 2026 @ 7:00pmTickets: FREE Venice High School presents their Spring Jazz and JV Band Concert. *This is free and open to the public**This is a general admission performance

Creation Stations are the makerspaces in Sarasota County Libraries and Historical Resources. Makerspaces make it possible for people of all ages to explore, design and create! From sewing to crafting, to coding and designing, the Creation Station helps creatives transform ideas and turn them into reality.Book an appointment with us to learn various equipment such as our Cricut, 3D printers, and more with help from our trained staff!Ä‘ These sessions are by appointment only. Please request an appointment here.

A Junk Journal Club for enthusiasts. Some scrapbooking paper and decorative punches will be provided. Please bring your own journal and glue. Meet new friends and carve out some time for yourself and your thoughts....No reservations are required. First come, first seated. Please Pick-up your line-up tickets at the Reference Desk. Newcomers are welcome.

Hang out as you please and play a variety of board games, video games, and card games with your friends! All games will be provided. Ages 11-18 only.

Celebrate today. Make a wreath to match any event! Create a welcoming feeling for your kitchen. All materials provided. No registration is required. Seating is limited. First come, first seated. Line-up tickets are available at the Reference Desk one hour before this event. One per person present.

Spanish Group Conversation.

Local instructor Sarah Thurow will guide teens in both basic and fun yoga poses that to help get teens in a lifelong habit of healthy living.For ages 12-18 only. Space is limited - first come, first served. Please bring your own yoga mat.

Date: Thursday, May 14, 2026 @ 7:00pmTickets: FREE Venice High School presents their Spring Band Concert. *This is free and open to the public**This is a general admission performance

Join us for Adult Coloring Group on Mondays!(Make sure to check the calendar for full availability.)All materials provided.

Save a life! Come donate blood with SunCoast Blood Centers and get an instant $30 e-gift card. Their bus will be in the Gulf Gate Library parking lot from 1:30 pm to 5 pm. Walk-Ins are welcome or you can make an appointment on their websitehere.

Create resin products for yourself or gifts for someone special. All materials provided. No registration is required. First come, first seated. Pick up your tickets at the Reference Desk one hour before this event.

Music, Memory, and Seminole Life in FloridaThrough song and storytelling, Seminole singer-songwriter Rita Youngman shares music rooted in Seminole history, place, and lived experience. Her work draws on stories passed down through generations while also engaging with contemporary Native American life in Florida. Performed in community and cultural settings, Youngmanâs songwriting reflects deep connections to Floridaâs landscapes and the enduring presence of Seminole voices within them.This program is part of the Florida Reflections: Conversations on Florida's Contribution to the American Tale Series. A part of the America 250 Celebration. Find out more at https://floridahumanities.org/florida-reflections/.Florida Reflections was developed by Florida Humanities andis part of By the People: Conversations Beyond 250âa series of community-driven programs created by humanities councils in collaboration with local partners. The initiative was developed by the Federation of State Humanities Councils and the Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage. Funding is provided in part through the Thomas M. & Irene B. Kirbo Charitable Foundation, the Gulf Coast Community Foundation and the Community Foundation for Brevard. Any views, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this program do not necessarily represent those of Florida Humanities or its partners.

LOCATION: School Board Chambers, Black Awning

Enjoy this free storytime program from The Ringling that connects art with early literacy. At this program, we read together, make art, and learn about an object in the museum. Plus, continue the fun by taking home a surprise! Best for ages 0-5. Take-home surprises are limited. Tickets are required to receive take-home surprise and are available starting at 10 a.m. Check in at the youth desk when you arrive.

If you are a homeschool teen who loves to try new things, look no further than Gulf Gateâs monthly homeschool program! Hang with us once a month and enjoy experimenting, creating, or just having fun at the library.This month, we will be doing a painting swap! Teens will buddy up and switch their canvases back and forth with each other to create something collaborative and unique!Registration required.

Join us to discuss The Talented Mr. Ripley by Patricia HighsmithA tale of sinister intentions in which a charming but morally wayward young man insinuates himself into a wealthy social circle abroad, where envy and obsession drive him to deception and [censored] to assume another manâs identity.No registration required. First come, first seated.Contact adult services librarian Lucy with any feedback or input: lmaddox@scgov.net.See you at Gulf Gate!

Add some tranquility to your commute. All materials provided. No registration is required. Seating is limited. First come, first seated. Line-up tickets are available at the Reference Desk one hour before this event. One per person present.

On Tuesday, May 19, 2026, the Tunnel to Towers Foundation

Creation Stations are the makerspaces in Sarasota County Libraries and Historical Resources. Makerspaces make it possible for people of all ages to explore, design and create! From sewing to crafting, to coding and designing, the Creation Station helps creatives transform ideas and turn them into reality.Book an appointment with us to learn various equipment such as our Cricut, 3D printers, and more with help from our trained staff!Ä‘ These sessions are by appointment only. Please request an appointment here.

French Cultural and Conversation Group. All are welcome to come practice and use your French. Discussions in French are very expansive and include culture, language, cuisine, travel and local events. There are often presentations in French announced prior to the meeting.

Learn about birds and their habitats, food, nests, etc. while playing a competitive game. Wingspan is a card-driven, resource-building board game in which players compete to attract birds to their wildlife reserves. Players spend food resources to add birds, which are represented by 170 individually illustrated cards, to the forest, prairie, and wetland habitats on their player boards. RSVP so we know how many tables to set up. Click here to RSVP to Lynn

Learn about birds and their habitats, food, nests, etc. while playing a competitive game. Wingspan is a card-driven, resource-building board game in which players compete to attract birds to their wildlife reserves. Players spend food resources to add birds, which are represented by 170 individually illustrated cards, to the forest, prairie, and wetland habitats on their player boards. RSVP so we know how many tables to set up. Click here to RSVP to Lynn

Dame Helen Mirren - an international icon known for her extraordinary range - began her career with the Royal Shakespeare Company at 18 and has since appeared in more than 125 films and television productions. A rare winner of the âTriple Crown of Actingâ (Oscar, Emmy, and Tony), she has portrayed a queen six times.This engaging lecture and video presented by Marilyn Carminio highlights her remarkable career and her candid reflections on the 1960s, life in the spotlight, love, family, and aging with confidence. Warm, witty, stylish, and endlessly compelling, Dame Helen Mirren remains a true force of nature.About Marilyn CarminioMarilyn is a proud graduate of Hunter College, where she studied Speech, Theater Arts, and Art History. With a strong foundation in speech writing and presentation skills, combined with her extensive experience in theater arts, Marilyn brings a dynamic blend of scholarship and stagecraft to every lecture.*** No registration is required. First come, first seated ***

Join us for an afternoon of creative expression and calm. Each month we will work on diamond painting a coaster based on a holiday/seasonal theme. This group is extremely popular, and seating is limited to 8. Please be sure to see the Reference desk for line-up tickets which are available 1 hour before this event. All materials are provided.

Artist Shelly Augsbury will demonstrate teens in sculpting and painting their own kitty cat phone holders made entirely from air-dry clay!Registration required. For ages 12-18.

Add some tranquility to your commute. All materials provided. No registration is required. Seating is limited. First come, first seated. Line-up tickets are available at the Reference Desk one hour before this event. One per person present.

Come join us in this exciting Chair Yoga practice to explore gentle yoga poses with the support of a chair. This class is perfect for anyone whoâs new to yoga, living with limited mobility, or coming back from injury.*** These classes are popular. Seating is limited. No registration required. First come, first seated ***

Who doesn't love a good CRAFTernoon? Join us each month for a fun craft. All you need to bring is your creativity! This month, learn how to make a galaxy jar with cotton balls, paint, water, and glitter. Best for ages 5-12.

Join other teens at our monthly Teen Advisory Board Meeting. The Board will discuss topics related to teen library services, teen programs and the teen collections. Attendees will receive community service credit for their time at the meeting.

Every baby can be a library baby! Enjoy stories, songs and rhymes, bounces, tickles, and more that are designed especially for the littlest of littles, plus some time to visit with other caregivers and playtime for the littles with special toys just for them. Best for ages 0-2. Registration required. Check in at the youth desk when you arrive.

Libraries and History Center ClosureWe will resume normal hours on Tuesday, May 26.

Join us for stories, songs and rhymes, and fun activities. Best for ages 0-5, but the whole family is welcome!

Creation Stations are the makerspaces in Sarasota County Libraries and Historical Resources. Makerspaces make it possible for people of all ages to explore, design and create! From sewing to crafting, to coding and designing, the Creation Station helps creatives transform ideas and turn them into reality.Book an appointment with us to learn various equipment such as our Cricut, 3D printers, and more with help from our trained staff!Ä‘ These sessions are by appointment only. Please request an appointment here.

Discuss new recipes, share pictures of your own creations, and connect with fellow food (and cookbook) lovers.May Theme: Ms. EdnaMay Cookbook: Anything by Edna Lewis!Cook the book! We'll discuss our experience with the marvelous Edna Lewis's Southern recipes, and share what we made, what we learned, and what we loved from "The Taste of Country Cooking," "In Pursuit of Flavor," and any of the iconic Edna Lewis's recipes.Come prepared to share your thoughts & experiences.Pictures encouraged!

Spanish Group Conversation.

Come join us in this exciting Chair Yoga practice to explore gentle yoga poses with the support of a chair. This class is perfect for anyone whoâs new to yoga, living with limited mobility, or coming back from injury.*** These classes are popular. Seating is limited. No registration required. First come, first seated ***

Join us for an afternoon of STEM fun! This month, learn about the weather and create a rainstorm and a snowstorm in a jar! Best for ages 5-12.

Join presenter Adrianne Pezzella for a special music and movement program especially for children and their caregivers to attend together. Enjoy quality time together singing, dancing, getting some exercise, and having fun! Registration required. Best for ages 0-5. Check in at the youth desk when you arrive.

Local instructor Sarah Thurow will guide teens in both basic and fun yoga poses to help get them in a lifelong habit of healthy living.For ages 12-18 only. Space is limited - first come, first served. Please bring your own yoga mat.

Shorebird Nesting at North Lido Park with Kylie Wilson

Shorebird Nesting at North Lido Park with Kylie Wilson

Join us for Adult Coloring Group on Mondays!(Make sure to check the calendar for full availability.)All materials provided.

Join us for a relaxing library matinee featuring a film on our big screen.This monthâs movie isFather of the Bride (1950, 92 minutes).Synopsis: Best Picture nominee is a comedy of manners concerning a harried middle-class lawyer who frets over the work, expense and frenzy surrounding the engagement and wedding of his precious daughter. Spencer Tracy, in the title role, was nominated for Best Actor.*** First come, first seated ***

Join us for stories, songs and rhymes, and fun activities. Best for ages 0-5, but the whole family is welcome!

Make an oasis for your desk or shelf. Need to get away? Here's a mini escape for you. All materials provided. No registration is required. These programs are popular. Seating is limited. First Come, first seated. Line-up tickets are available at the Reference Desk from 10 a.m. the day of this event. One per person present.

Creation Stations are the makerspaces in Sarasota County Libraries and Historical Resources. Makerspaces make it possible for people of all ages to explore, design and create! From sewing to crafting, to coding and designing, the Creation Station helps creatives transform ideas and turn them into reality.Book an appointment with us to learn various equipment such as our Cricut, 3D printers, and more with help from our trained staff!Ä‘ These sessions are by appointment only. Please request an appointment here.

Learn about birds and their habitats, food, nests, etc. while playing a competitive game. Wingspan is a card-driven, resource-building board game in which players compete to attract birds to their wildlife reserves. Players spend food resources to add birds, which are represented by 170 individually illustrated cards, to the forest, prairie, and wetland habitats on their player boards. RSVP so we know how many tables to set up. Click here to RSVP to Lynn

Learn about birds and their habitats, food, nests, etc. while playing a competitive game. Wingspan is a card-driven, resource-building board game in which players compete to attract birds to their wildlife reserves. Players spend food resources to add birds, which are represented by 170 individually illustrated cards, to the forest, prairie, and wetland habitats on their player boards. RSVP so we know how many tables to set up. Click here to RSVP to Lynn

There are many opportunities for becoming more sustainable in the way we live our lives, but where should you start?This class will introduce ideas in the categories of energy, water, waste, transportation and food, help you prioritize what will work best for you and connect you with resources available in the community to get you started. Please register for this event ONLY at ufsarasotaext.eventbrite.com rather than any third-party websites, as they are not affiliated with our classes and events.For questions or further information, please call 941-861-5000 or email sarasota@ifas.ufl.edu. If you require special accommodations to attend one of our events, please contact us in advance at 941-861-5000 or sarasota@ifas.ufl.edu.An Equal Opportunity Institution. The University of Florida is committed to providing universal access to all of our events. For disability accommodations, such as sign language interpreters and listening devices, please contact 941-861-5000 or sarasota@ifas.ufl.edu at least two weeks in advance. Advance notice is necessary to arrange for some accessibility needs. Learn more at ada.ufl.edu and scgov.net/ada.NOTE: Classes and events may be canceled at any time due to low registration or other circumstances, with full refunds issued for paid events. Similar classes or events often are offered on future dates.

Have an empty notebook but not sure what to do with it? Journal Club is an open, no-pressure opportunity for teens to get together and write, junk journal, draw, and decompress with one another with as much creativity and flair as they wish. Teens can bring their own notebooks, planners, junk journals and individual keepsakes, and journaling supplies if they wish, but all materials will be provided as well. Personal belongings and ephemera, personal artworks, and anything related to creative writing are especially encouraged. Hang out and fill a journal with mementos, writing, doodles, and memories that you can carry with you for as long as you wish!Club meets on the first Wednesday of every month from 5-6:15pm.

Led by teaching artist Kat Sjogren, teens will learn the art of needle felting. Color, texture, and imagination will be explored using a dry needle felting technique and teens will be free to add embellishments such as jewelry and beads.For ages 12-18. Registration required.