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Why should Northampton have all the fun? On the same day artists will be marking their sidewalks with chalk, visit our library to add
some art of your own to our outdoor areas. Chalk will be provided, or feel free to bring your own. All ages welcome.
An ongoing music and movement class with Kathleen of HeartSong Vocals, for children ages 6-11. This program provides a safe environment for participants to to explore full body singing, collaborative music making, vocal improvisation, healthy vocal technique and creative self-expression.
Space is limited, so registration is encouraged! Call the Youth Department at: 413-529-1605 or email: youthdept@ewmlibrary.org
This workshop leads children through the counter intuitive idea of shrinking art with heat. Participants will get to create their own plastic art designs, put them in toaster ovens, and see them shrink! Engage with scientific models and fellow science enthusiasts, and leave the library with a new understanding of the chemistry behind shrinking art!
An ongoing music and movement class with Kathleen of HeartSong Vocals, for children ages 6-11. This program provides a safe environment for participants to to explore full body singing, collaborative music making, vocal improvisation, healthy vocal technique and creative self-expression.
Space is limited, so registration is encouraged! Call the Youth Department at: 413-529-1605 or email: youthdept@ewmlibrary.org
An ongoing music and movement class with Kathleen of HeartSong Vocals, for children ages 6-11. This program provides a safe environment for participants to to explore full body singing, collaborative music making, vocal improvisation, healthy vocal technique and creative self-expression.
Space is limited, so registration is encouraged! Call the Youth Department at: 413-529-1605 or email: youthdept@ewmlibrary.org
An ongoing music and movement class with Kathleen of HeartSong Vocals, for children ages 6-11. This program provides a safe environment for participants to to explore full body singing, collaborative music making, vocal improvisation, healthy vocal technique and creative self-expression.
Space is limited, so registration is encouraged! Call the Youth Department at: 413-529-1605 or email: youthdept@ewmlibrary.org
Join Jennifer Delozier, MEd. for a 6-week series of workshops. We will experiment with stories, poems, letters, songs, or illustrations (and sharing your writing is always optional). Writing can be fun or serious, or a little bit of both — you’re in charge of what you create! Space is limited, so registration is required. Call 529-1605 or email youthdept@ewmlibrary.org to sign up.
Join us for our first ever Brick Builders Club to build and play with our new Library LEGOs! We will present a different challenge to build from each week, or you can choose a creation of your own. Projects will be displayed in the Library for all to enjoy. Donations of new or gently used LEGOs are welcome. Future meetings will be held weekly on Mondays from 3:30-4:30pm, starting 3/6. Recommended for ages 4 & up.
Join Jennifer Delozier, MEd. for a 6-week series of workshops. We will experiment with stories, poems, letters, songs, or illustrations (and sharing your writing is always optional). Writing can be fun or serious, or a little bit of both — you’re in charge of what you create! Space is limited, so registration is required. Call 529-1605 or email youthdept@ewmlibrary.org to sign up.
Join Jennifer Delozier, MEd. for a 6-week series of workshops. We will experiment with stories, poems, letters, songs, or illustrations (and sharing your writing is always optional). Writing can be fun or serious, or a little bit of both — you’re in charge of what you create! Space is limited, so registration is required. Call 529-1605 or email youthdept@ewmlibrary.org to sign up.