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This take home kit is designed for children grades K-5 to explore and create. Kits are first come, first serve. Feel free to call ahead and check on availability!

This take home kit is designed for young children ages 3-5 to explore and create with their parents. Kits are first come, first serve. Feel free to call ahead and check on availability!

Pick up a book and learn about Native Americans and the specific styles and materials Native American cultures would use to create woven baskets. Then create your own woven basket. This is such a fun, simple Native American craft for teens!

This weeks adult take home kit is a clever Thanksgiving Centerpiece for your feast! All supplies and instructions are included. This kit is first come, first serve. Feel free to call ahead for availability.

This program is designed for parents and children ages 2-5 to do together. Gather leaves and twigs from outside and arrange them in a beautiful suncatcher. While supplies last. Check back every two weeks for a new kit!

This program is designed for children 6-12. Gather leaves from outside and arrange them in a beautiful suncatcher. While supplies last. Check back every two weeks for a new kit!

Pick up one of our take home kits for adults to practice your decoupage skills! Make your cupcakes, cookies or snacks look extra festive when you try this November project.

Join us for a StoryWalk® around Bethany Library. Enjoy nature and Bethany's walking trails as you read a story. The story changes every month so drop by to catch a different story.

Weekly Make & Take Craft kits available as supplies last. Great for customers of all ages! Most supplies included, may need some supplemental materials such as glue or markers. Children may require adult help & supervision.

Try one of our Young Adult Grab Bags today and get fun activities to do, a special treat, and receive a giveaway book. You will receive an email notification once your kit is ready to be picked up.

Participating in the 2021 Sequoyah Awards voting? Not sure which of the books we have available or which ones you want to read next? Let us prep a Sequoyah Grab Bag and check out two Sequoyah nominees for you.

Many Native American and First Nations tribes craft dreamcatchers. Dreamcatchers can be traced back to the Ojibwe people, and were used as sacred charms.

Calling all fangirls and fanboys! From Whovians to Potterheads, we invite all FanFiction and FanArt submissions from youth ages 10-18, for our teen FanFiction contest.

”Leaf” summer behind and rake in the fall with this take-home craft kit! Make a leaf suncatcher, decorate an owl made of cardboard, create a windsock, and more.

Macrame? I don’t mind if I do! Fear not...we won’t relive the knotting frenzy of the 1970s, but instead, we will make an easy macrame plant hanger with a pot included. Ten knots later and voila, a plant hanger is born.

Are you "bad at art?" Then this is the program for you! Using this kit you will have the opportunity to make and share your best "Bad Art."

In this take home kit, registrants will be given a short biography of Henri Matisse (and a list of books the library has about him!) for those who might not be familiar with his work.

Hey all you beginning and seasoned Crafters out there! How would you like to create a Thanksgiving project for you or someone else using a simple paper bag? Adults can create their own Gratitude or Thanksgiving Tree for this season.

Let your imagination soar with this special arts and crafts take home program made for little hands! We will provide the materials and ideas, while your little one provides the creativity and personality.

Dinovember is here. Kits include materials and instructions to create a paper T-Rex or Pterosaur model. You just add the glue. Kits are first come, first serve. Feel free to call ahead and check on availability.

Welcome to our Fall Festival: Passport to Imagination!

This year, we may not be able to travel as freely as we usually do, but that doesn't mean we can't still travel in spirit!

Calling all quilters, crafters and interested individuals! Help us create a Story/Memory Quilt of Hope. Document your story/memory of 2020 from your unique perspective using fabric to express your feelings.

Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a multi-day holiday that originated in Mexico and is now celebrated throughout Latin America.

Have fun creating with this kit from your local library. This kit includes directions and supplies to make a kumihimo braided friendship bracelet + two colors of clay! Ideas are included, but feel free to get creative and try something new!