Upcoming Events

Cheep, cheep, peeps! Come make a delicious house fit for a Peep, with lots of treats to decorate. Please bring a bag of candy to share with the group if you’re able. 

Join us at the Highland Library as we turn ordinary seashells into decorative jewelry trays.

Build something based on our weekly prompts. Your creations will be displayed until the following week.

Teens are invited to join us on the 4th Tuesday of the month to enjoy manga and anime and learn about Asian culture. Cosplay encouraged! 

Wow your houseguests with these beautiful coasters!

Spend an hour honing your drawing skills! There will be games and light instruction. 

Give plain candles a makeover with colorful acrylic paints, creating unique, and personalized designs.

View a demonstration of Canva – a free, online resource for graphic design – and learn to create custom designs for a variety of projects. Includes a discussion of how to print your creations at the Family History & Learning Center. 

Bring your favorite beverage and go home with an original painting by you! $20 supply fee due to presenter at event. Different paintings each session. 

Cash, Check, Venmo, and the Cash App accepted.

Bring in your current project and exchange tips with fellow members. Group donates items to the Warm Up Medina County initiative.

Build something based on our weekly prompts. Your creations will be displayed until the following week.

Create a pom pom decoration for your bookbag.

Spend an hour honing your drawing skills! There will be games and light instruction. 

Join us for a fun and educational event where students (and their accompanying adult) can paint nature-themed pictures using watercolors made from natural soil pigments.

Create a painting of lavender flowers using Q-tips and bamboo skewers.

Drop in and make crafts from your favorite storybook characters!

Explore art, colors, and letters. Wear play clothes.  

Explore art, colors, and letters. Wear play clothes.  

Paint a beautiful canvas to give to Mom on Mother's Day!

Spend an hour honing your drawing skills! There will be games and light instruction. 

This craft originates from the Ojo de Dios (Eye of God) cultural symbol made by the Huichol Indians of Mexico.

Make a flower bouquet using recycled materials and paint. Dress for a mess.