Participants will learn about the tradition and significance of cherry blossoms and trees in Japan, then create a paper windsock.
Participants will learn about the cultural and historical significance of cherry blossoms and trees in Japan. Drawing inspiration from what they learn, participants will create cherry blossom windsocks using various arts and crafts materials.
Space is limited; register in advance to reserve your spot and receive reminders. Registration will guarantee your seat until the event begins.
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AGE GROUP: | 4th-6th Grade | K-3rd grade |
EVENT TYPE: | Arts, History and Entertainment |
TAGS: | Hessen Cassel | AsianPacificAmericanHeritageMonth |
Situated on the edge of a busy city neighborhood and within easy driving distance of farms and country-dwellers, Hessen Cassel Branch has been a lifeline for the community since its doors opened in 1972. The library serves as a meeting place for customers of all ages, and is heavily used after school. Hessen Cassel Branch intentionally supports the developmental needs of customers of all ages. From wooden blocks, puppets, and play clothes for children; to classes on art techniques, budgeting, and Allen County history; to an ever-changing collection of print, AV, and electronic materials; we serve a dynamic neighborhood that is rich in cultural and ethnic diversity.
