Do you love to draw? Join your friends at the library for drawing tutorials and hang out with other young artists. This month, we will be learning about perspective while drawing farm landscapes. This free program is recommended for grades 2 and up. Space is limited and registration is required online. This program is part […]
In spring, Hancock Park District's wetlands are filled with the songs of frogs and toads. Learn why frogs and toads are calling this time of year and how to identify the frogs and toads that are calling. Afterward, we will take a night hike in search of songs, sounds, and calls. Meet at the Discovery […]
The Hancock Historical Museum proudly presents: Beatrix Potter Tea Learn about proper Victorian tea party etiquette and the history of The Tale of Peter Rabbit! This event is for children ages 5-12 with an accompanying adult. The tea will highlight the time period of Beatrix Potter, English writer and illustrator. Guests are encouraged to bring […]
Join Hancock Park District on a snipe hunt. We will search for a bird called Wilson’s Snipe that shows up in the wetlands this time of year. We will talk about the Wilson’s Snipe, listen to the sounds it makes, and then hike the wetlands with binoculars and a spotting scope in search of birds […]
The Flag City Sluggers are teaming up with False Chord Brewing to bring you the Inaugural Season Slugfest—a day packed with beer, community, and unbeatable fun! Enjoy delicious food and beer, and be the first to purchase season tickets and Sluggers merch at this family friendly event with bounce houses for little Sluggers! Get all […]
Marbles have been around for thousands of years. They come in different sizes, colors, and materials. Learn how to play marbles, build a marble run and race marbles, paint a picture by rolling marbles in tempura paint, and create marbles out of clay. Meet at the Discovery Center. This free program is open to youth […]
Don't miss The Gliding Stars of Findlay's 22nd Ice Show! Tickets are $10 at the door.
During the spring season, we can encounter many different types of weather including rain, snow, and wind. Children will learn about these types of weather through a story read by staff at Hancock Park District and activities including “Ducks on the Pond” and “Wriggly worms”. A tissue paper puddle will also be made. Meet at […]
TEENS- Are you looking for something to do this summer? Need a way to get some volunteer hours? Enjoy helping people and hanging out in the library? Check out the library's VolunTeen program! VolunTeens help out weekly with our SummerREAD program. To learn more about becoming a VolunTeen, stop by the Main Library at the […]
Bring your Bestie & paint a portrait of each other into flower blooms. To ensure the library has enough space and materials, registration is preferred. This program is for students […]
