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Origami is a leisure activity that develops hand-eye coordination, sequencing skills, mathematical reasoning, memory, and patience. In February, we will create origami hearts. Ages 6-11.
In honor of Black History Month, join us for a storytime featuring books by black authors and illustrators.
Drop-in between 10-11 a.m. to celebrate Groundhog Day by making a groundhog craft!
Love is in the air! Enjoy classic & timeless long songs from the 20s - 60s performed by vocalist Petra van Nuis, make a love bug craft, try a Valentine treat, register to vote, and more!
Let's celebrate the Year of the Dragon! Hosted by District 204 students, activities will include lantern-making, calligraphy, chopsticks racing, a documentary, and more. Ages 6+. Please come and enjoy the Chinese New Year Celebration activities hosted by IPSD District 204 high schools' Chinese Honor Societies. Caregivers will also enjoy a documentary film titled About Dear...
Valentines of the Victorian era were treasured keepsakes, incorporating feathers, beads, and bits of fabric. Create your own Victorian-style valentines in a fun, afternoon workshop. Free event, suggested donation of $3/participant. For information on more events like this, check out our roundup of Making Valentine’s Special for Kids: Kits to Go, Daddy-Daughter Dances, and...
Celebrate the Year of the Dragon with art and activities. For information on more events like this, check out our roundup of Ways for Families to Celebrate the Chinese New Year
Love is in the air! Visit the museum to create a Valentine just in time for the holiday. All materials will be provided. At 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m., learn about the origin of Valentine’s cards and the popular Vinegar Valentine’s, the not so sweet sister to traditional cards. All ages welcome. For information...
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