Historical presenter Michelle Gibbons will embody the voice of one of the countless women accused of witchcraft during the infamous Salem Witch Trials. Gibbons will bring to life the dread, despair, and resilience of a suspected witch, giving voice to those silenced by history.
Discover the meditative art of wood burning, also known as pyrography, with Gauri Bansal from Prettyful Creations. Go home with an exquisite wood burned piece and skills that you can use over and over again. Gauri has roots in Indian culture and specializes in bringing mandala designs and patterns to everyday objects.
Traditionally played by oral historians, the kora, a 21-stringed West African harp, preserves an 800-year history dating back to the founding of the Mande Empire. Sean Gaskell, who studied extensively under kora masters, will talk about that history, educate us about the instrument, and perform several songs. Come and enjoy this beautiful combination of music and culture. For all ages.
Registration required. Register here.
Limited to 10 people! Presenter Kay Dewaide will teach introductory watercolor techniques and explore the ways art can be viewed as a universal language that connects people. For ages 16+.
Have you ever wondered how your favorite piece of jewelry was made? Have you ever watched a metalsmith transform a piece of flat, ordinary metal into a beautiful object? If so, you will really enjoy this, “hands on” workshop at the Fitchburg Public Library. The workshop is limited to 15 people and registration is required. Please contact the Reference Desk to register, 608-729-1763.
Registration required (closes April 18).
A culinary journey into the decadence and sophistication of the Jazz Age celebrating the 100th anniversary of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s literary classic, The Great Gatsby!
Stop by to have your items repaired.