Last night we had the first of a series of Monday evening crafts. Each Monday until Christmas, Mary Fordon is conducting a holiday craft project in the basement of the library for adults. The projects shouldn’t take much more than a half hour, so you can drop by any time between 6 and 8pm. All programs are free, but you must be 18 and older to attend. Please call the reference desk at 878-9383 ext. 3 to reserve your place.
Next week Nov. 10, we have invited Carolyn Hollon back to help us create a floral centerpiece. This class is the only one that requires participants to arrive at 6:30 and will last until 8pm. Unfortunately for those of you reading this blog, the class and its waiting list are full, but Carolyn’s programs are very popular, so keep your eyes open in the next year for others.
On Monday, Nov. 17, Mary will be hosting a rolled beeswax candle program. Come create long lasting, sweet-smelling beeswax candles. We have examples displayed at the front of the library if you want to stop by and check them out!
On Nov. 24 we will be making chenille stem ornaments. Try your hand at creating the cutest reindeer ornament out of pipe cleaners. As with all the programs, the library is providing all the materials; just bring your enthusiasm and imagination.
More programs will follow in December. Just keep watching the blog and I’ll let you know all about them.
Happy Thanksgiving from the staff of the Fairborn Library! We’ll be home on Thursday, enjoying dinner with our families, so the library will be closed. We hope to see you on Friday; we’ll reopen at 10am Friday morning.