12 events found.
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Everything You’re Into
Stillwater County LibraryEverything You’re Into is an program for 5th-8th graders. Pam facilitates fun activities and incorporates a little learning for tweens and teens. In the past, the activities have included puzzle races, making Newton’s cradles out of craft supplies, lighting an LED bulb learning about circuits, bad art hour, silent board games, card games, and a […]
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The Democracy Project
Stillwater County LibraryTeens in grades 9-12 can come to the library and hear the details of The Democracy Project, which gives them an avenue to plan and complete projects they see as valuable to their communities. This would be a valuable addition for those building their "resumes" for college applications. A hot dog dinner will be served […]
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Stitches in the Stacks
Stillwater County LibraryGather your fiber art projects and your friends and come to the library. You may just meet a new friend or learn something new from someone who attends! Are you an experienced knitter or sewer who enjoys teaching others the basics? We are looking for volunteers to teach a few classes. Please reach out if you’d love […]
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Stitches in the Stacks
Stillwater County LibraryGather your fiber art projects and your friends and come to the library. You may just meet a new friend or learn something new from someone who attends! Are you an experienced knitter or sewer who enjoys teaching others the basics? We are looking for volunteers to teach a few classes. Please reach out if you’d love […]
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Stitches in the Stacks
Stillwater County LibraryGather your fiber art projects and your friends and come to the library. You may just meet a new friend or learn something new from someone who attends! Are you an experienced knitter or sewer who enjoys teaching others the basics? We are looking for volunteers to teach a few classes. Please reach out if you’d love […]
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Second Annual Cowboy Poetry Event
Stillwater County Pavilion 328 W Fifth Avenue N, Columbus, MT, United StatesIn honor of National Poetry Month, we will be hosting our second annual Cowboy Poetry event. Our poets are: Dennis Lent, Penny Smith, Judy Combs, Wim Lienemann, and Robert L. Mitchell. For some toe-tapping fun, the Webb Family Band will be playing some classic country music. We will be offering an affordable lunch. Burgers will […]
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Plant Swap!
Stillwater County LibraryIt's that time of year where we get to share the joy of growing plants with others. Bring your extra plants, whether they be vegetable starts, berries, horseradish, herbs, houseplants (or other shareable plants) for others to take home. Don't forget to take some you don't have! There is not a requirement to bring plants; […]
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Plant Swap!
Stillwater County LibraryIt's that time of year where we get to share the joy of growing plants with others. Bring your extra plants, whether they be vegetable starts, berries, horseradish, herbs, houseplants (or other shareable plants) for others to take home. Don't forget to take some you don't have! There is not a requirement to bring plants; […]
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Plant Swap!
Stillwater County LibraryIt's that time of year where we get to share the joy of growing plants with others. Bring your extra plants, whether they be vegetable starts, berries, horseradish, herbs, houseplants (or other shareable plants) for others to take home. Don't forget to take some you don't have! There is not a requirement to bring plants; […]
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Storytime and Alternative Watercolor Art for Kids with Beth
Stillwater County LibraryBeth Korth from Tippet Rise will read some stories then the kids will explore all sorts of ways to use watercolor and other elements to create unique textures and abstract colors in their making.
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Alternative Watercolor Techniques with Beth Korth
Stillwater County LibraryJoin Beth Korth from Tippet Rise for an alternative Watercolor class where you can really explore all sorts of ways to use watercolor and other elements to create unique textures and abstract colors in your making. The class is limited to 15 participants. Register at the link below or by calling 406-322-5009. https://forms.gle/4vuKRd1eRPUeeiG16