Comics, manga and anime fans - bring your friends or make new ones while reading, watching, drawing and talking about graphic novels of all genres. Every Tuesday from 4-5:30 at the Tarea Hall Pittman South Branch.
All teens are welcome and snacks will be provided.
This free program is sponsored by the Friends of the Berkeley Public Library (www.berkeleylibraryfriends.org)
Screenprinting was always an option!
Teaching artist Raine Robichaud will lead a workshop where 8-12 year olds can explore and experiment with screenprinting and take home a cool DIY totebag.
Call 510-981-6270 to register. All materials provided.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Berkeley Public Library
The fun with MOCHA continues during the summer
Tuesdays June 12th-August 8th, you can enjoy art activities with MOCHA (Museum of Children's Art), coinciding with our Lunch at the Library program!
1-3PM
Drop-in sessions, kids/teens/families welcome
2090 Kittredge St. 3rd Floor Community Meeting Room
Funding provided by the State of California, as well as Friends of the Berkeley Public Library.
About MOCHA:
The last session for MOCHA at West is cancelled, due to unforeseen circumstances. Thanks so much for joining us during the school year, and we will resume at West again in the Fall!
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