October 2024 Intersession and Events Calendar

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Spooky season has arrived, and that means we're gearing up for some frightfully fun events here at the Westside branch! Looking to create your own mini sugar skull piñata? How about building your own monstrosity just like Dr. Frankenstein? Or maybe creating spooky slime sounds like a great time! And for those looking to let out their Halloween spirit with a brush, we have a mini pumpkin decorating event that will surely be exciting! Teentober is also upon us, and that means we're also doing a ceramic skull painting to kick things off before you head to Memorial Park the next day. Lastly, for teens and adults, we have a special event where you can create your own Halloween candy box; perfect for gifting to a loved one or friend. All of these events are RSVP only, so make sure you sign up as soon as possible. Hope to see you there!

*Note: Time for painted ceramic skulls has changed to 4 - 5:45 PM from previous time.

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