In this hands-on children’s workshop, young artists will paint and decorate a 4×4 wooden planter box, adding cheerful colors and heart-inspired details. There will be lots of embellishments like hearts, bows, stickers, and ribbons to choose from. Once their box is complete, each child will plant a small succulent to take home.
The workshop gives children the chance to create a unique present for someone special or keep the pot for themselves and start a succulent collection, just like Ruth.
Staff will help your child get started but this is not an instructor led workshop. Individuality and self-expression are encouraged.
Note that parent or caregiver needs to stay with the child during the workshop. Estimate 30-60 minutes of creativity.
Selection of succulents might be different on the day of the workshop from the plant pictured in photo.
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Fun for the whole family! Family Storytime is a fun combination of storybooks, flannel boards, and songs to strengthen early literacy skills. Most appropriate for ages 3-5, but all ages are welcome. No registration necessary.
In this program, students in grades 1 to 5 grade are given the opportunity to read to a Therapy Dog for 15 minutes. Reading with dogs is a great way for children to practice their reading skills in a quiet, comfortable, and non-judgmental environment. Therapy Dogs are great listeners! Call 925-973-3…
This Intermediate English conversation group led by Gary Richter meets Tuesday and Thursday afternoons 1:30-3:00 p.m. at the library's conversation table. The group discussions focus on topics of everyday life in the USA. Everyone is welcome. See Gary's website for holidays/no class meetings.