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Robert Barfknecht has been painting watercolors for fifty years. Since retiring, he has become a “Snowbird,” a name given to someone lucky enough to be able to enjoy good weather, whatever the season.

Robert Barfknecht has been painting watercolors for fifty years. Since retiring, he has become a “Snowbird,” a name given to someone lucky enough to be able to enjoy good weather, whatever the season.

Robert Barfknecht has been painting watercolors for fifty years. Since retiring, he has become a “Snowbird,” a name given to someone lucky enough to be able to enjoy good weather, whatever the season.

Robert Barfknecht has been painting watercolors for fifty years. Since retiring, he has become a “Snowbird,” a name given to someone lucky enough to be able to enjoy good weather, whatever the season.

Robert Barfknecht has been painting watercolors for fifty years. Since retiring, he has become a “Snowbird,” a name given to someone lucky enough to be able to enjoy good weather, whatever the season.

Robert Barfknecht has been painting watercolors for fifty years. Since retiring, he has become a “Snowbird,” a name given to someone lucky enough to be able to enjoy good weather, whatever the season.

Open to youth in grades 6-8.

Bouncing Babies Storytime is about 20 minutes long and geared for pre-walkers, starting at birth (0-12 months) and their caregivers. This special lapsit program consists of lap rhymes, songs, and a story read in unison.

80 for 80, England and Scotland, Christmas on Homedale Road: A Little Art, A Little Poetry, and A Little Nostalgia A Talk about Three Art Books Written by Sue and Doug Pearson

Little Movers Storytime is about 20 minutes long and geared for babies on the move (up to 24-months) and their caregivers. This program consists of interactive rhymes, songs, and a story read in unison.

Toddler Storytime is about 20 minutes long and geared for two- and three-year-olds and their caregivers. Each session includes easy-to-understand stories, songs, and activities.

Plants that kill, plants that sting, and plants that remind us of all things Halloween will be the subject of this spooky presentation.

Preschool Storytime is about 30 minutes long and geared for three- to five-year-olds and their caregivers. This Storytime features stories, songs, and movement activities. 

Family Storytime is about 30 minutes long and geared for two- to six-year-olds and their caregivers, but can be enjoyed by the entire family. This Storytime features stories, fingerplays, and music. 

Join us after Family Storytime for a hands-on activity led by the Pablo Center ARTmobile.

Where does all of our recycling go? The Minneapolis-based Material Recovery Facility will give you a behind-the-scenes look at how recyclables are collected from the region, sorted, processed, and sold.

Steve Betchkal knows America like the back end of his binoculars, having visited all fifty states, Washington DC, and Puerto Rico. Jump into the passenger seat and join him as he tours the best and worst of our diverse national landscape

What do the following have in common: Buddhist temples, a nine-hour ride through the mountains on a malfunctioning bus, a cooking class, a visit to a Hmong library, and a Mekong riverboat ride?

A family drop-in event! Join fellow LEGO® brick fans twice a month for free building. We supply the LEGOs, you supply the imagination.

Drop in to play, make, and share! From coding with robots to painting and drawing, there’s something for everyone. 

Drop in to play, make, and share! From coding with robots to painting and drawing, there’s something for everyone. 

Recommended for grades 3-6.

Meet up with other Pokémon fans to play, talk, and do Pokémon-themed activities. Curious about Pokémon? All are welcome! No experience or familiarity with Pokémon needed.

The first rule of Stitch Club is to talk about Stitch Club.

It's okay to be sketchy in Sketch Club!

Sarah Beer, archivist at UW–Eau Claire’s McIntyre Library, will discuss the university’s Special Collections and Archives as well as how to access them. McIntyre is the Area Research Center (ARC) for our region.

Love anime or manga? Check out the Animanga Club for teens! Watch anime, create themed projects, and socialize with others who share a common interest. Snacks provided! Register below. 

This exhibit is a showcase of art from current and past participants in Amy Hahn’s (ATR, LPC) private practice located in Banbury Place.