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Bring your fiber arts supplies to the Library's Jones Meeting Center on the second and fourth Fridays of each month from 2:30-4:30 p.m. for our Fiber Arts Group. Drop in with your current project and enjoy a creative and supportive environment where you can socialize and learn from fellow fiber art enthusiasts.
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Bring your fiber arts supplies to the Library's Jones Meeting Center on the second and fourth Fridays of each month from 2:30-4:30 p.m. for our Fiber Arts Group. Drop in with your current project and enjoy a creative and supportive environment where you can socialize and learn from fellow fiber art enthusiasts.
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Enjoy an hour with your mom or friends or both as you create charcuterie arrangements in vintage tea cups. You will sip on tea (provided as part of the class), as you learn different techniques and then choose your own ingredients for your designs! How to register: https://forms.gle/Ws9vpp5KkncxFA1u7 Cost: 35.00 per person, Payment via Venmo @RoseandCo-Charcuterie or CC https://square.link/u/rhrlpDqkContact: roseandco.charcuterie@gmail.com with questions! Materials needed: All materials provided, including pots of tea to sip on during class! Bio: Elissa Rose started Rose & Co. Charcuterie in 2020 out of a need for a creative outlet as a stay at home mom and to make hosting more convenient, beautiful and fun for others. Elissa is drawn to charcuterie because food brings people together in...
Come join us for this FREE music event! On Thursday, May 8th, Hands On! Will be holding a FREE live music event in our Discovery Garden! So bring your chairs and blankets and come enjoy an evening of jazz, R&B, and neosoul tunes as Charlie Maples plays an evening of music for the whole family! Please reserve a ticket so we know to expect you! The museum and exhibits are closed to the public during this event.
After comprising one-half of the Grammy-Nominated All Sons & Daughters from 2010-2018, Nashville-based artist, Leslie Jordan has spent the last seven years writing for and investing in other artists. She has done this primarily through “The Fold,” a non-profit she co-founded in 2017 as a creative community for artists in all genres and walks of life to find safety and belonging through creative writing workshops and retreats. It was that same year when Leslie fostered the desire to return to her Americana roots and began to conceptualize her next album, adapting the lost writings & poetry of her mother’s estranged father who passed away in 1995. Leslie has always been a songwriter and a storyteller, but after combing through decades...
