The Koreatown Media Lab is open every other Saturday. 3D printers, poster printing, computers with the Adobe Creative Cloud, Zoom Rooms, Cricut machines, and sewing machines are available to lab members. Tours are available to all library visitors…
Do you want to draw, collage, or make blackout poetry? Join us to craft with a balance of all three, taking inspiration from words in print from recycled books!
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.
Get creative and make your own seasonal décor. Paint and decorate a fake pumpkin. Since these pumpkins aren’t real, you can display your masterpiece year after year for many spooky seasons to come. All materials will be provided.
Come create collage art and listen to music together. We’ll have lots of cool stuff to cut up for your collages including magazines, comics, and cards from Central Library’s old card catalog. Join in this fun opportunity to hang out with other teens…
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…
Learn how to work with an all-black monochrome palette, using traditional India ink to explore a new medium, while also sticking to the simple palette.
Piece together your story! Students will explore textures, colors, and images to craft their own unique collages from recycled materials. Weaving in words and writing, students will bring their artwork to life through storytelling. For children and…
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.
