Creative Kids Club: Every Thursday at 3:30 PM, school-aged children (7-12) are invited for focused programming about art, nature, and science! Programs last 45-minutes and include hands-on creation, exploration and fun. Designed for ages 7-12; No registration required. Thursday, Feb 9th at 3:30 PM - Art Adventures: Help Ms. Becky with the new wall display […]
Hot Glass Cold Beer at Starworks, Thursday February 9, 5:30 to 7:30pm. Glassblowing demonstration by Thoryn Ziemba, Odell & Luella's food truck on site, followed by live music by David Childers in the Starworks Café & Taproom. Starworks is located at 100 Russell Drive in Star. $5 admission, open to all ages, children under 12 […]
Fraud and identity theft hurt millions of Americans each year, but you can stop it. We will be having guest speaker Spencer Henderson, Vice President/City Executive with NCSECU Randleman point out red flags you should be looking for and what to do if you are a victim of financial fraud. This event will be on […]
During February, we will be focusing on Internet safety. We will cover how to recognize scams, fake emails and phishing. Being able to identify these is one of the best ways you can avoid cybercriminals. Let us educate you on how to use the Internet safely and to avoid any risks.
Creative Kids Club: Every Thursday at 3:30 PM, school-aged children (7-12) are invited for focused programming about art, nature, and science! Programs last 45-minutes and include hands-on creation, exploration and fun. Designed for ages 7-12; No registration required. Thursday, Feb 16th at 3:30 PM - STEAM Day: Create a marble run or maze with recycled […]
Starworks Glass Studio resident artist Sadhbh Mowlds and Ceramics Studio resident artists Matt Kelleher and Theresa Yondo will present slides and discuss their work at their artist talks at Starworks, in the Main Exhibition Gallery, February 16, at 5:30 p.m. The presentations are free and open to the public. Artist Talks will be followed by […]
With a look (and ear!) to a combination of spirituals & protest songs, renowned Kennedy Center vocalist Mary D Williams illustrates how music provides an effective entry point for uniting us as we examine history from enslavement through the Civil Rights Movement. This live, in-person musical performance is sponsored by the Friends of the Library […]
