December 23–28: Making an Mkeka- Kwanzaa, meaning “First Fruits,” is a celebration of life and African heritage. Join us this week to learn about, and make, an mkeka, a woven mat used as one of the traditional symbols of the festival.
Note: cMoe will be closed on December 24 & December 25
December 23–28: Making an Mkeka- Kwanzaa, meaning “First Fruits,” is a celebration of life and African heritage. Join us this week to learn about, and make, an mkeka, a woven mat used as one of the traditional symbols of the festival.
Note: cMoe will be closed on December 24 & December 25
December 17–21: Making a Yule Log Candle Holder- Yule, observed during the shortest days of the winter, is to celebrate prosperity in the coming year as the days growing longer. This week, we’ll be making a simple Yule Log to learn about this festival and its history!
December 17–21: Making a Yule Log Candle Holder- Yule, observed during the shortest days of the winter, is to celebrate prosperity in the coming year as the days growing longer. This week, we’ll be making a simple Yule Log to learn about this festival and its history!
December 10–14: Experiments With Ice - Ice can be an amazing thing! Bring your curiosity with you, ‘cause this week we’ll be testing out some “cool” scientific experiments!
December 10–14: Experiments With Ice - Ice can be an amazing thing! Bring your curiosity with you, ‘cause this week we’ll be testing out some “cool” scientific experiments!
December 3–7: Making Hot Cocoa - Nothing is better on a cold day than something warm and sweet to drink! Join us to learn a simple recipe for a chocolatey treat to keep Jack Frost away!
December 3–7: Making Hot Cocoa - Nothing is better on a cold day than something warm and sweet to drink! Join us to learn a simple recipe for a chocolatey treat to keep Jack Frost away!
December 23–28 : Playing Dreidel
Note: cMoe will be closed on December 24 & December 25
December 17–21: Storytime – How The Grinch Stole Christmas