Crafternoon

Bring your own knitting, quilting, cross stitching or other preferred craft and craft together with others. The group meets every Wednesday in the Wayzata Library Meeting Room.

Family Storytime

For children of all ages and their caregivers. Talk, sing, read, write and play together. Share books, stories, rhymes, music and movement.

Crafternoon

Bring your own knitting, quilting, cross stitching or other preferred craft and craft together with others. The group meets every Wednesday in the Wayzata Library Meeting Room.

Family Storytime

For children of all ages and their caregivers. Talk, sing, read, write and play together. Share books, stories, rhymes, music and movement.

Crafternoon

Bring your own knitting, quilting, cross stitching or other preferred craft and craft together with others. The group meets every Wednesday in the Wayzata Library Meeting Room.

Book Club

Join our discussion of various titles. Lending copies may be picked up at the previous book club meeting or following the meeting at the service desk. eBooks or eAudiobooks available through ......More

Join our discussion of various titles. Lending copies may be picked up at the previous book club meeting or following the meeting at the service desk. eBooks or eAudiobooks available through www.hclib.org. The book club meets the first Thursday of the month in the Wayzata Library Meeting Room. September 4: Tom Lake by Ann Patchett October 2: Book Selection November 6: How to Say Babylon by Safiya Sinclair

Crafternoon

Bring your own knitting, quilting, cross stitching or other preferred craft and craft together with others. The group meets every Wednesday in the Wayzata Library Meeting Room.

Crafternoon

Bring your own knitting, quilting, cross stitching or other preferred craft and craft together with others. The group meets every Wednesday in the Wayzata Library Meeting Room.

Crafternoon

Bring your own knitting, quilting, cross stitching or other preferred craft and craft together with others. The group meets every Wednesday in the Wayzata Library Meeting Room.

Crafternoon

Bring your own knitting, quilting, cross stitching or other preferred craft and craft together with others. The group meets every Wednesday in the Wayzata Library Meeting Room.

Family Storytime

For children of all ages and their caregivers. Talk, sing, read, write and play together. Share books, stories, rhymes, music and movement.

Book Club

Join our discussion of various titles. Lending copies may be picked up at the previous book club meeting or following the meeting at the service desk. eBooks or eAudiobooks available through ......More

Join our discussion of various titles. Lending copies may be picked up at the previous book club meeting or following the meeting at the service desk. eBooks or eAudiobooks available through www.hclib.org. The book club meets the first Thursday of the month in the Wayzata Library Meeting Room. September 4: Tom Lake by Ann Patchett October 2: Book Selection November 6: How to Say Babylon by Safiya Sinclair

Music in Motion: How Do You Dance?

Preschool- kindergarten and their caregivers. Explore the connections between body, imagination, and emotion on this interactive story theatre adventure! You are invited to wiggle, dance, act, and groove along with Thyra Heder’s “......More

Preschool- kindergarten and their caregivers. Explore the connections between body, imagination, and emotion on this interactive story theatre adventure! You are invited to wiggle, dance, act, and groove along with Thyra Heder’s “How Do You Dance?” to explore new methods of self-expression. Led by a CTC teaching artist. Collaborator: Children’s Theatre Company (CTC). This program is funded with money from Minnesota’s Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.

Flash Fiction

Explore the art form of flash fiction. Often limited to a single page, short stories are a popular way to hone your skills for setting a scene, describing a character, and hooking readers. Part of a four-part series “Writing, Briefly.” Attendance at all four sessions n......More

Explore the art form of flash fiction. Often limited to a single page, short stories are a popular way to hone your skills for setting a scene, describing a character, and hooking readers. Part of a four-part series “Writing, Briefly.” Attendance at all four sessions not required. Collaborator: The Loft Literary Center. This program is funded with money from Minnesota’s Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund. October 7: Flash Fiction October 14: Short Form Poems October 21: Life Stories in a Flash October 28: Lyric Hybrid: Weaving Poetry and Memoir