Join your friends at the library for Starter Storytime! We will sing, rhyme, read, and have fun with scarves and instruments! This program is suggested for children up to 36 […]
If you're taking a basket class with Teresa, you’re in for a treat! In celebration of the solar eclipse, this complete wreath will depict the shape of the moon (or sun). This woven wreath becomes a blank slate for the creator to decorate in the manner they choose and can be used to accent any […]
Join Hancock Park District as they take a hike on the .3-mile Lady Bug Loop Trail and look for rainbows. Perhaps you will find a reflection of one in the […]
Learn the basics of wheel throwing. Wheel throwing is the process of shaping and forming clay into usable shapes on the pottery wheel. Also, wheel throwing is used for adding the finishing touches to pottery such as lines or designs. At the end of this class you will have a basic understanding, of wheel throwing […]
Calling all artists! Would you like to create an artwork design on a tiny canvas? If so, stop by the library on April 2nd starting at 4 p.m. or April […]
Enlighten your lunch hour! Join the Hancock Historical Museum for on the first Thursday of the month at noon, unless otherwise indicated, for a lectures based on local history. Lectures […]
Make this year’s Solar Eclipse on April 8 memorable by creating a necklace and bracelet set representing our solar system. Come celebrate this event together! All supplies are included. This class is led by Cindy Meadows. Registration and $30 due by March 28. Call 419-423-8496 or register in-person. This program is open to anyone 50 […]
Come visit the UF Newhard Planetarium to learn about what to expect and look for during a solar eclipse. You will get to see a solar eclipse, learn safety tips […]
If you've taken a beginning pottery class or the equivalent hone your skills with this intermediate class! This class is open to adults 18 and older. All Supplies Provided – Register Here! This class begins on Thursday, April 4 and continues weekly until May 9.
