October programs Big Read, Creative Costumes, Jewelry and more

For the last two month's Sacramento has been reading Mark Twain's Adventures of Tom Sawyer.  ArtWorks@the Library only has a few programs left:


October 25th -- Cigar Box Art at Orangevale Library
Mark Twain enjoyed smoking cigars. What to do with the left-over boxes? Create a one-of-a-kind art piece or fashion into a creative use. 

October 26th -- Mark Twain's Inventions
Mark Twain created and patented a self-adhesive scrapbook, a typesetting machine and other inventions. Create an invention of your own, using bits of this and that. 


The Big Read is a program of the National Endowment for the Arts in partnership with Arts Midwest.


also: 

Wrapped Up: An Introduction to Wire Wrapped and Beaded Jewelry

Adult Program  October 25, 6:00 to 7:30 Arcade Library. 

Learn to twist, bend, weave, and wrap wire to create wearable art. Discover the basic tools and techniques in this beginning workshop. 

Creative Kids' Costumes with ArtWorks!

Family Program  October 26, 3:30 to 4:30 Elk Grove Library

Florin Road.

Are you interested in making butterfly wings, bat wings and more to wear during the Halloween season? Then join us for a fun filled afternoon with ArtWorks! This program is being sponsored by the Elk Grove Friends of the Library.

Additional parking can be found south of the library at Discovery Church, located at 9645 Elk Grove Florin Road.

Addresses for the libraries and information about our November programs can be found at: www.saclibrary.org/events