America’s “Mr. Science” brings real dinosaur fossils and experiments to our library! Touch a real dinosaur egg, a Triceratops tooth, and fossilized Dinosaur poop. We’ll also conduct science experiments to understand why dinosaurs went extinct. Ages 5-12. Sponsored by Friends of the Library groups, TCU Community Education, Le Sueur County Chapter of the Sheriff’s Youth…
Learn leather crafting techniques. Students will work on several projects, including a bracelet. Ages 9-12. Registration required. Register now. This event is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant provided by the Traverse des Sioux Library Cooperative, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.
America’s “Mr. Science” brings real dinosaur fossils and experiments to our library! Touch a real dinosaur egg, a Triceratops tooth, and fossilized Dinosaur poop. We’ll also conduct science experiments to understand why dinosaurs went extinct. Ages 5-12. Sponsored by Friends of the Library groups, TCU Community Education, Le Sueur County Chapter of the Sheriff’s Youth…
Learn leather crafting techniques. Students will work on several projects, including a bracelet. Ages 9-12. Registration required. Register now. This event is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant provided by the Traverse des Sioux Library Cooperative, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.
America’s “Mr. Science” brings real dinosaur fossils and experiments to our library! Touch a real dinosaur egg, a Triceratops tooth, and fossilized Dinosaur poop. We’ll also conduct science experiments to understand why dinosaurs went extinct. Ages 5-12. Sponsored by Friends of the Library groups, TCU Community Education, Le Sueur County Chapter of the Sheriff’s Youth…
Learn color analysis from House of Colour expert Cheryl Sonnek. She will help guide you on the fundamentals of color and style analysis. Find out how color and make-up impacts your overall look. Ages 18+.
America’s “Mr. Science” brings real dinosaur fossils and experiments to our library! Touch a real dinosaur egg, a Triceratops tooth, and fossilized Dinosaur poop. We’ll also conduct science experiments to understand why dinosaurs went extinct. Ages 5-12. Sponsored by Friends of the Library groups, TCU Community Education, Le Sueur County Chapter of the Sheriff’s Youth…
