Join us for an afternoon of celebrating with: Outdoor performance featuring 13 ft. tall puppet Granny Chestnut Art exhibit celebrating stories about trees from around the world Crafts and costumes …
Come join us at the Forestry Outreach to do Cyanotypes! Cyanotypes are a photographic printing process using the sun's light to create a negative image. Great for all ages. Cyanotype …
Learn about the amazing world of spiders. Make your own spider and craft a web it can call home. Though scary to many, spiders are an essential part of our ecosystem, …
The Moss People: Learn about the Moss People of old German folklore and make your own nature-inspired moss person to take home. In Room #138 at the Richmond branch of the …
Bring your pumpkin-carving skills and personalize your very own Jack O’ Lantern to add to your Halloween décor. There will be limited supply of pumpkins--first come-first served!
We will hike up to the Bluegrass Overlook while developing an inquiry question and learn how to begin exploring that question. Geared towards homeschoolers, middle/high school ages. *Not a drop-off …
Cooler weather doesn’t stop these amazing insects. Learn all about them through hands-on activities covering all four stages of their life cycle. Geared towards elementary ages.
Roll up your sleeves and help our feathered friends by crafting your very own bird feeder. Place in your yard and make some new friends! Geared towards elementary ages. We …
Learn the legends and lore of trolls and craft a troll family to take home with you. At the Berea Branch of the Madison County Public Library in the Meeting …
Pinecone Turkeys – Bring your creativity and craft a colorful pinecone turkey to add to your Thanksgiving décor. For a truly autumn touch, create a forested background for your new …
Celebrate the beauty of autumn by crafting your very own autumn mask using colorful leaves, acorns, seed pods and more from nature’s abundance. Geared towards elementary ages.
Learn the legends and lore of trolls and craft a troll family to take home with you. At the Richmond Branch of the Madison County Public Library in room 205