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Whether you’re looking to master your first stitch or just want a cozy spot to work on your current project, we’ve got a seat for you! Our volunteer instructor can get you started. Materials will be supplied.

A weekly fiber arts meetup where participants can share projects, socialize with other fiber artists, and work on their crafts. Bring your own supplies. No registration is required, but schedules may change, so call the Washington Irving Library at…

Join us in the first-floor meeting room with your latest crochet or knitting project. Exchange ideas, techniques, and learn new stitches from fellow crafters.

Learn all about the art of watercolor in this cozy, autumnal-themed class.

Join us for weekly activities!Activities vary from week to week. Previous programs include game days, t-shirt making, chalk drawing, and music production. Programs are presented by library staff and community partner, Excel the Youth.

Come Crochet with us!

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.

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.

Celebrate Native Heritage Month with Zapotec artist, Taty Hernández of Lumbre Ceramics. Learn about the development of the technology that is ceramics from the Mesoamerican time period to today! Create your own clay invention to take home.

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.

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!

Teens will learn about indigenous futurism through this clay workshop.

Draw, paint, knit, crochet, needle, color, or create in your own way! Stop by the library every Thursday for our ongoing Fiber Art and Arts Club. Bring your project, enjoy tea, and connect with others in a relaxed, friendly space.

Join us in celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Los Angeles Central Library and explore the art of linocut printing at this special event. Nova Community Arts will teach attendees how to design, carve and print a linoleum block as a broadside…

Join us every Friday afternoon for a free-play session with LEGO-style bricks.

This workshop will focus on the experimental nature of collage and the seamless blending and application of paper collage with drawing, painting, and abstract elements to create unique mixed-media work.

Join us for knitting and crochet!

Join us for our holiday art and craft gift making and card making workshop!

Join us during our drop-in hours to use our button makers and zine supplies. Don’t forget to book an appointment to access our sewing and embroidery machines.

Quilters, embroiderers, and all other fiber artists welcome. Beginners welcome too! Feel free to bring projects to work on. Share patterns, projects, and ideas.Please note that there are no meetings in April or October.

Artist and educator Taty Hernandez will guide you through an introduction to Indigenous Futurism for (re) imagining and dreaming up new worlds.

FoSLL Sewing Club: Hemming and Cropping series.