The Workshop will have an assortment of crafting activities for you to create (while supplies last!). Enjoy it all while sipping on delicious hot cocoa and let your creativity sparkle and shine!
Shared from The Children's Room at the Ansonia Library Facebook page.
The event will take place throughout the main sections of the library and offer a variety of fun activities, guest performers, yummy snacks, and holiday cheer.
The children’s room will feature story hours with crafts centered around major December holidays, including Christmas, Hanukkah, and Winter Solstice.
These activities will be facilitated by guest presenters from the community, beginning with a visit from Mrs. Claus herself!
The Snowflake Festival will present many opportunities for all-ages crafting fun. In addition to the kids’ crafts, teens are invited to make gingerbread people and houses, as well as personalized bead trees. Adults will have a chance to make miniature Christmas trees, too. The library will also be providing delicious brownies and blondies that patrons of any age can decorate and eat, with complimentary hot cocoa to wash them down.
Once visitors have crafted and snacked to their hearts’ desires, take it easy and grab a comfy chair for a holiday movie that we’ll be screening in the background. There is truly something for everyone!
Drop in at any time to enjoy the festivities, but be on the lookout for the forthcoming schedule of events so you can be sure not to miss your favorite activity. We hope to see you there.
The Library is at 307 Hawthorne Ave.
All volunteers and supporters are welcome to join us Thursday, Dec. 11 from 6-8 p.m. for a 'thank you' gathering to celebrate all you've done for us. Adam's House is at 241 Coram Ave., Shelton.
Allen Baron’s brutal, hard-boiled film noir is a true Christmas miracle, made on a shoestring budget with abandoned camera equipment that the director smuggled out of revolutionary Cuba.
Its extraordinary 2nd-person voiceover narration, written by blacklisted writer Waldo Salt and delivered by blacklisted actor Lionel Stander, is iconic: “Remembering. Out of the black silence you were born in pain…You were born with hate and anger built-in. Took a slap in the backside to blast out the scream. And then you knew you were alive.”
Hot, fresh popcorn will be served!
The Library is at 307 Hawthorne Ave., Derby.
So many unique items put out every day! Decorate your home! Get some new outfits! Find some one-of-a-kind gifts!
Christmas hams in great demand now! Drop food off in the back and shop in the front for the COMPLETE SVDP EXPERIENCE.
Shared from the organization's Facebook page.
