Diwali, âthe festival of lightsâ, is a holiday that is celebrated all across India. In collaboration with the Indian-American community, NWCT is excited to bring the festivities to The Judy. Decorate Rangoli, make a lantern, learn a Diya (lamp) dance, and more! Plus, there will be savory and sweet Indian treats to enjoy. All are welcome! The Diwali Festival is FREE to attend with a suggested donation of $10 per family. RSVPâs are strongly encouraged.
Learn how to create brick stitch & fringe style beaded earrings using seed beads, thread and a beading needle. Natalie Mitchell will briefly discuss the history of seed beads in the Native American community and their uses in regalia, jewelry and art. Registration required and opens October 18. Both sessions are required, please be able to attend 11/8 and 11/15.
Children ages birth to 6 along with their families and friends are welcome to enjoy Native culture through singing, movement, crafts, and stories. Everyone is welcome! Presented by Native library staff. Attendance is limited and available on a first come, first served basis.
Celebrate the Indian Hindu Festival season during Fall. Learn to cook a traditional savory festive dish, dessert and practice Henna while learning more about these vibrant Indian Holidays that foster love and symbolize new beginnings.
Students will aid in prepping, cooking, tasting and cleaning for this hands-on class.