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SUMMARY:Leaves in the Library: An Art Workshop for All Ages
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a colorful craft workshop designing your own 
 decorated bookmark to take home\, while also contributing paper leaves to a 
 collaborative art installation that will brighten the Library and celebrate 
 our 150th anniversary. No art experience is needed\, just bring your 
 creativity and community spirit and help "leaf" your mark at the 
 Library!\n\n \n\nThis crafting program is for adults\, teens\, tweens\, and 
 kids ages 5 and older. Attend on your own\, with friends\, or with family! 
 Children 9 years old and younger must be accompanied and supervised by 
 their caregiver at all times.\n\n \n\nThis program is part of the Library's 
 150th anniversary celebration\, and one of several workshops leading up to 
 our final anniversary celebration and the installation of the Leaves in the 
 Library community art project. This workshop is for all ages\, and we will 
 be holding workshops for adults\, teens and tweens\, and kids in February. 
 There will also be opportunities to contribute paper leaves to the Leaves 
 in the Library project at the Library's services desks throughout the 
 winter. Then on Sunday\, March 15\, we'll hold the final celebration in our 
 150th anniversary series and install the finished Leaves in the Library 
 project! \n \n\n\nLeaves in the Library is facilitated by local artist Tova 
 Speter. Tova is a Newton artist and art therapist who facilitates 
 collaborative art experiences that offer opportunities for self 
 expression\, artistic exploration\, and community connection. In addition 
 to being a practicing painter\, installation artist\, and community 
 muralist\, Tova also has over 20 years of experience working at the 
 intersection of arts and healing. All of her work is based on her belief 
 that engaging in art-making is inherently therapeutic and formative and 
 that art helps us connect with each other and with ourselves.\n\n \n\nThis 
 program is supported in part by a grant from the Newton Cultural Council\, 
 a local council that is supported by the Mass Cultural Council and the City 
 of Newton.\n
LOCATION:Druker Auditorium
ORGANIZER;CN="Lily Weitzman":MAILTO:lweitzman.ntn@minlib.net
CATEGORIES:Classes & Workshops, Special Events
CONTACT;CN="Lily Weitzman":MAILTO:lweitzman.ntn@minlib.net
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URL:https://newtonfreelibrary.libcal.com/event/15656428
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