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Paper cutting is a fascinating art form practiced in China and Japan, Germany, Poland, and beyond. However diverse the styles, techniques, and traditions of the craft, paper cutting around the world seem to have one thing in common: They usually feature creatures or scenes from folk or fairytales. In the spirit of this tradition, we […]
Carve out time to write or work on a creative project without the distractions at home. This is the perfect opportunity to commit to your writing practice, finish that lingering project, or follow wherever your imagination leads. There will be no instructor or requirements. Come by for the entire 2 hours or anytime between 12-2pm. […]
Gents, this one's just for you. Make connections and conversation over a game of chess or checkers during this informal monthly get-together. All experience levels welcome. And if you've never played chess, come and learn! Gameboards provided or you may bring your own.
As of 2022, Montana has the highest suicide rate in the nation (cdc.gov), a rate that has increased by 43.5% since 2020. Learn how to respond to someone considering or at-risk of suicide during this workshop by Tamarack Grief Resource Center. Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR) is a suicide prevention training that teaches participants to respond empathetically […]
Build on your current computer skills and learn how to make your computer time more efficient, organized, and useful for your particular needs. During this hands-on workshop, we'll practice skills a bit more advanced than the basics and spend time working on your particular questions or needs. Laptops provided, but participants are encouraged to bring […]
What won't perish in your garden from an inevitable spring cold snap? Rocks! With a little paint we'll turn rocks into quirky creatures, plant identifiers, realistic flowers, or whatever else your imagination can conjure.
Do you enjoy knitting or crocheting, embroidery, hand sewing, or quilting? Bring your work-in-progress, problem piece, or brand-new pattern and enjoy the company of like-minded crafters during this informal Fiber Arts Club. There will be no presenter or expert teacher but rather a cozy place to gather, tea, and a community of yarn and fiber […]
Are you protecting your most important asset—your brain? A stroke changes the lives of not only the person who experiences one but also their family. This is a program you don’t want to miss, with important information for everyone: Those who think they may be at risk of a stroke, those who have experienced one, […]
You’re already using Artificial Intelligence (AI). If you get directions from Google Maps, benefit (and sometimes suffer) from autocorrect, check the weather on your phone, or watch a show on Netflix, as examples, AI is a part of our daily lives and likely to become even more so. This program is a broad overview of […]
Meetings are open to the public. Agendas and the Public Participation are posted on the library website. If you are a member of the public and are unable to attend the Board meetings, the Board would still like to hear from you. Please email the Director at denisea@northvalleylibrary.org or you can email board members directly