Kalendaryo ng mga Kaganapan

The ancient Mexican Art of "Repujado," or tin embossing, will cover techniques for engraving or pushing out drawings, creating beautiful reliefs on heavy aluminum to create artworks. Different examples will be on display.

Children are invited to decorate cookies at the library. This program will be limited to the first 12 participants.

Come Crochet with us!

Join us for crafting for Teens and Tweens on the third Tuesday of every month with various topics!

Enjoy a weekly drop-in program intended for kids aged 5-11, including activities like brick building, crafts, games, and more.

Unwind with a relaxing color‑by‑number session where adults can slow down, de‑stress, and enjoy mindful coloring.

Join us for our craft program designed for teens aged 11 to 18. Feel free to bring a friend!

Fun open play time for your tiniest to your tallest kid!

Join our knitting and crochet social club. We meet weekly, and people of all levels are welcome, including beginners. Please bring your own supplies. Registration is not required, just drop by.

Makerspace with button making and more!

Assemble objects like trains and animals from flat sheets of wood.

Take some time for your creative pursuits and chat with fellow art-makers in this virtual studio hour. Please bring whatever creative project you're working on, or if you need an art prompt, we will provide one.

Come learn how to sew or use our sewing machines to finish a project. You can also bring your embroidery, crochet, or knitting project.

Design and build your own puppet using everyday materials, then bring your creation to life on a tiny stage!

Join us this fall as we celebrate the harvest with a fun corn craft!

Fun Interactive Science Hour (FISH) is a project that aims to improve access for all kids to ocean science literacy through free hands-on experiments. Our main goal is to relate – make connections – between the kids and the natural world. By helping…

Come and build the challenge of the day or make your own creation. Ages 5-11.

Experience making corn husk dolls like those made by Native Americans. Dress and decorate them using your own imagination and your own personal style and flair.

Our STAR volunteers read to children one-on-one or in small groups. No sign-up is required. Take home a free book to keep after attending three STAR storytimes at our branch.

Join us in welcoming fall by creating a hands-on activity to make your own colorful button tree.

Join Certified Food Preservation Instructor Brie Wakeland Muszynski for a presentation on how to safely make jams, jellies, and marmalades at home. The presentation includes tasting samples, and a jam making zine.

Bojagi is a traditional Korean wrapping cloth with a rich history. In this class, we will delve into the art of wrapping using Bojagi, exploring its diverse applications in both formal and informal settings.

Bring your crochet, knitting, embroidery, or hand-stitching projects to the library and enjoy a relaxing hour crafting and chatting with other needle-art fans. Limited supplies are available for practicing and learning.

Come to the Pico Union Branch Library and paint some miniatures! Painting can be therapeutic and meditative. We provide brushes, paint, and even miniatures that you can keep!