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Add some sparkle to your spooky season with diamond painting at the library! Create your own dazzling keychain, magnet or drink coaster while swapping paranormal stories with others or listening to eerie tales from our staff.
Bounce into fun at this hands-on program where participants will make their very own bouncy ball! Using simple materials and a bit of creativity, you’ll learn how these classic toys come together while designing a one-of-a-kind ball to take home. Once your ball is complete, put it to the test with a series of fun bouncing challenges! All supplies provided. This is a free event for kids 6-12. Registration is required
Discover the basics of drawing in this beginner-friendly class led by artist Yulia Brynskikh. Participants will learn foundational techniques using simple tools such as pencils while exploring line, shading, and observation. No prior drawing experience is needed. All supplies will be provided. This is a free event for adults 19+. Registration is required.
Nancy Gillis from Humanities Nebraska will speak on the origins, history and current state of the five tribes of Nebraska: Omaha, Ponca, Pawnee, Santee, and Winnebago. Of Cherokee/Choctaw descent, Ms. Gillis was the Executive Director of the John Neihardt State Historic Site and its Institute for Vision and Learning for 19 years, retiring in 2019. This is a free event for 19+. Registration is required
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