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You may remember Spirographs from your childhood. These tools let you draw really cool and interesting shapes easily! While most people know Spirographs are tons of fun, not everyone knows that the shapes they draw are actually visualizations of complex mathematical functions. Learn about Spirographs and make some cool art with this STEM kit!
Please note: you will need paper and a pen or pencil to use this kit (not provided).
Please select your pickup date on the registration form. Your kit will be available for you on the Supply Kits table outside the rear entrance from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm if you choose a weekday or from 10:00 am to noon if you choose a Saturday.
Mondays, April 12th through May 17th, 7:00-8:30 p.m. on Zoom
Registration required
You must attend all 6 sessions
The course provides a broad understanding of the data analytics field, technologies, and opportunities. It covers the basics of data analytics including structured and unstructured data, data ingestion/storage and consumption. It also provides information about various types of analytics – descriptive/diagnostic/predictive/prescriptive as well as data visualization and machine learning. View syllabus.
Additional courses available for spring 2021 are SQL, Cybersecurity I, and Python.
Each course is designed and rendered by industry experts and benefits mid-career professionals who want to further their skill sets for better employment opportunities. Emphasis is on the use of tools for applying analytical skills in business settings. Participants should have some experience working with Excel files and be able to operate computers and install software as needed.
You will receive an invitation to the Zoom meetings prior to the first class. Certificates of completion will be awarded at the end of each course.
Tuesdays, April 13th through May 18th, 7:00-8:30 p.m. on Zoom
Registration required
You must attend all 6 sessions
The course provides detailed understanding of the concepts of cybersecurity. The course covers security and risk management. There are hands-on exercises that explain encryption/decryption, identity and access management, network build and network security and controls. The class concludes with a hands-on exercise building a network and security on Amazon Web services. View syllabus.
Additional courses available for spring 2021 are Data Analytics 101, SQL, and Python.
Each course is designed and rendered by industry experts and benefits mid-career professionals who want to further their skill sets for better employment opportunities. Emphasis is on the use of tools for applying analytical skills in business settings. Participants should have some experience working with Excel files and be able to operate computers and install software as needed.
You will receive an invitation to the Zoom meetings prior to the first class. Certificates of completion will be awarded at the end of each course.
Wednesdays, April 14th through May 19th, 7:00-8:30 p.m. on Zoom
Registration required
You must attend all 6 sessions
Python programming language is used by statisticians, engineers, and scientists for data analytics because Python is easy to learn and has a simple syntax with a vast collection of libraries for numerical computation and data manipulation.
The course introduces error handling, logging, functions, and using the most popular packages – NumPy and Pandas. The course includes building a capstone project. View syllabus.
Additional courses available for spring 2021 are Data Analytics 101, Cybersecurity I, and SQL.
Each course is designed and rendered by industry experts and benefits mid-career professionals who want to further their skill sets for better employment opportunities. Emphasis is on the use of tools for applying analytical skills in business settings. Participants should have some experience working with Excel files and be able to operate computers and install software as needed.
You will receive an invitation to the Zoom meetings prior to the first class. Certificates of completion will be awarded at the end of each course.
Thursdays, April 15th through May 20th, 7:00-8:30 p.m. on Zoom
Registration required
You must attend all 6 sessions
If notes are the way to read/write music, SQL is the language of databases. SQL plays an important role in data analysis. SQL is the standard querying language for all the relational databases.
The course will introduce the concepts of SQL and will teach about joins, subqueries, expressions, and stored procedures through hands-on exercises. The course requires installing MySQL Server and Workbench on your computer. Instructions and installation assistance will be provided. View syllabus.
Additional courses available for spring 2021 are Data Analytics 101, Cybersecurity I, and Python.
Each course is designed and rendered by industry experts and benefits mid-career professionals who want to further their skill sets for better employment opportunities. Emphasis is on the use of tools for applying analytical skills in business settings. Participants should have some experience working with Excel files and be able to operate computers and install software as needed.
You will receive an invitation to the Zoom meetings prior to the first class. Certificates of completion will be awarded at the end of each course.
Learn basics of embroidery with this botanical leaf project through the library's service, Creativebug. Participants will need to provide their own scissors, all other materials are provided. The kit will include instructions for accessing Creativebug using your Wallingford Public Library card and a link to the video instruction. Please note: Creativebug is only available to Wallingford residents.
Please select your pickup date on the registration form. Your kit will be available for you on the Supply Kits table outside the rear entrance from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm if you choose a weekday or from 10:00 am to noon if you choose a Saturday.
Mondays, April 12th through May 17th, 7:00-8:30 p.m. on Zoom
Registration required
You must attend all 6 sessions
The course provides a broad understanding of the data analytics field, technologies, and opportunities. It covers the basics of data analytics including structured and unstructured data, data ingestion/storage and consumption. It also provides information about various types of analytics – descriptive/diagnostic/predictive/prescriptive as well as data visualization and machine learning. View syllabus.
Additional courses available for spring 2021 are SQL, Cybersecurity I, and Python.
Each course is designed and rendered by industry experts and benefits mid-career professionals who want to further their skill sets for better employment opportunities. Emphasis is on the use of tools for applying analytical skills in business settings. Participants should have some experience working with Excel files and be able to operate computers and install software as needed.
You will receive an invitation to the Zoom meetings prior to the first class. Certificates of completion will be awarded at the end of each course.
Tuesdays, April 13th through May 18th, 7:00-8:30 p.m. on Zoom
Registration required
You must attend all 6 sessions
The course provides detailed understanding of the concepts of cybersecurity. The course covers security and risk management. There are hands-on exercises that explain encryption/decryption, identity and access management, network build and network security and controls. The class concludes with a hands-on exercise building a network and security on Amazon Web services. View syllabus.
Additional courses available for spring 2021 are Data Analytics 101, SQL, and Python.
Each course is designed and rendered by industry experts and benefits mid-career professionals who want to further their skill sets for better employment opportunities. Emphasis is on the use of tools for applying analytical skills in business settings. Participants should have some experience working with Excel files and be able to operate computers and install software as needed.
You will receive an invitation to the Zoom meetings prior to the first class. Certificates of completion will be awarded at the end of each course.
Wednesdays, April 14th through May 19th, 7:00-8:30 p.m. on Zoom
Registration required
You must attend all 6 sessions
Python programming language is used by statisticians, engineers, and scientists for data analytics because Python is easy to learn and has a simple syntax with a vast collection of libraries for numerical computation and data manipulation.
The course introduces error handling, logging, functions, and using the most popular packages – NumPy and Pandas. The course includes building a capstone project. View syllabus.
Additional courses available for spring 2021 are Data Analytics 101, Cybersecurity I, and SQL.
Each course is designed and rendered by industry experts and benefits mid-career professionals who want to further their skill sets for better employment opportunities. Emphasis is on the use of tools for applying analytical skills in business settings. Participants should have some experience working with Excel files and be able to operate computers and install software as needed.
You will receive an invitation to the Zoom meetings prior to the first class. Certificates of completion will be awarded at the end of each course.
Thursdays, April 15th through May 20th, 7:00-8:30 p.m. on Zoom
Registration required
You must attend all 6 sessions
If notes are the way to read/write music, SQL is the language of databases. SQL plays an important role in data analysis. SQL is the standard querying language for all the relational databases.
The course will introduce the concepts of SQL and will teach about joins, subqueries, expressions, and stored procedures through hands-on exercises. The course requires installing MySQL Server and Workbench on your computer. Instructions and installation assistance will be provided. View syllabus.
Additional courses available for spring 2021 are Data Analytics 101, Cybersecurity I, and Python.
Each course is designed and rendered by industry experts and benefits mid-career professionals who want to further their skill sets for better employment opportunities. Emphasis is on the use of tools for applying analytical skills in business settings. Participants should have some experience working with Excel files and be able to operate computers and install software as needed.
You will receive an invitation to the Zoom meetings prior to the first class. Certificates of completion will be awarded at the end of each course.
Spring is here, and the flowers and bees are back. Let's help them out with wildflower seed bombs! Wildflowers are very important for pollinators, and we need more of both. Once you make your seed bomb, planting it is super easy. Just throw it somewhere in your yard, and wait for it to bloom! For best results, throw it right after it has rained so the soil is nice and wet.
Please note: this project will require water and a bowl (not provided).
Please select your pickup date on the registration form. Your kit will be available for you on the Supply Kits table outside the rear entrance from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm if you choose a weekday or from 10:00 am to noon if you choose a Saturday.
Mondays, April 12th through May 17th, 7:00-8:30 p.m. on Zoom
Registration required
You must attend all 6 sessions
The course provides a broad understanding of the data analytics field, technologies, and opportunities. It covers the basics of data analytics including structured and unstructured data, data ingestion/storage and consumption. It also provides information about various types of analytics – descriptive/diagnostic/predictive/prescriptive as well as data visualization and machine learning. View syllabus.
Additional courses available for spring 2021 are SQL, Cybersecurity I, and Python.
Each course is designed and rendered by industry experts and benefits mid-career professionals who want to further their skill sets for better employment opportunities. Emphasis is on the use of tools for applying analytical skills in business settings. Participants should have some experience working with Excel files and be able to operate computers and install software as needed.
You will receive an invitation to the Zoom meetings prior to the first class. Certificates of completion will be awarded at the end of each course.
Tuesdays, April 13th through May 18th, 7:00-8:30 p.m. on Zoom
Registration required
You must attend all 6 sessions
The course provides detailed understanding of the concepts of cybersecurity. The course covers security and risk management. There are hands-on exercises that explain encryption/decryption, identity and access management, network build and network security and controls. The class concludes with a hands-on exercise building a network and security on Amazon Web services. View syllabus.
Additional courses available for spring 2021 are Data Analytics 101, SQL, and Python.
Each course is designed and rendered by industry experts and benefits mid-career professionals who want to further their skill sets for better employment opportunities. Emphasis is on the use of tools for applying analytical skills in business settings. Participants should have some experience working with Excel files and be able to operate computers and install software as needed.
You will receive an invitation to the Zoom meetings prior to the first class. Certificates of completion will be awarded at the end of each course.
Learn how to borrow e-books and digital audiobooks from the library using Overdrive’s app, Libby. Libby works on most smartphones, tablets, and computers. Please have your device, library card, and your app store login on hand for the program.
You will receive your Zoom invitation on the day of the program.
Wednesdays, April 14th through May 19th, 7:00-8:30 p.m. on Zoom
Registration required
You must attend all 6 sessions
Python programming language is used by statisticians, engineers, and scientists for data analytics because Python is easy to learn and has a simple syntax with a vast collection of libraries for numerical computation and data manipulation.
The course introduces error handling, logging, functions, and using the most popular packages – NumPy and Pandas. The course includes building a capstone project. View syllabus.
Additional courses available for spring 2021 are Data Analytics 101, Cybersecurity I, and SQL.
Each course is designed and rendered by industry experts and benefits mid-career professionals who want to further their skill sets for better employment opportunities. Emphasis is on the use of tools for applying analytical skills in business settings. Participants should have some experience working with Excel files and be able to operate computers and install software as needed.
You will receive an invitation to the Zoom meetings prior to the first class. Certificates of completion will be awarded at the end of each course.
Thursdays, April 15th through May 20th, 7:00-8:30 p.m. on Zoom
Registration required
You must attend all 6 sessions
If notes are the way to read/write music, SQL is the language of databases. SQL plays an important role in data analysis. SQL is the standard querying language for all the relational databases.
The course will introduce the concepts of SQL and will teach about joins, subqueries, expressions, and stored procedures through hands-on exercises. The course requires installing MySQL Server and Workbench on your computer. Instructions and installation assistance will be provided. View syllabus.
Additional courses available for spring 2021 are Data Analytics 101, Cybersecurity I, and Python.
Each course is designed and rendered by industry experts and benefits mid-career professionals who want to further their skill sets for better employment opportunities. Emphasis is on the use of tools for applying analytical skills in business settings. Participants should have some experience working with Excel files and be able to operate computers and install software as needed.
You will receive an invitation to the Zoom meetings prior to the first class. Certificates of completion will be awarded at the end of each course.
Create a glowing piece of art using electroluminescent (EL) wire. EL wire is a copper wire coated in phosphor that illuminates when a current passes through it. EL wire is easy to bend and manipulate making it an easy material to use to create a custom piece of glowing art! Participants will need to provide their own scissors, but all other materials included.
Please select your pickup date on the registration form. Your kit will be available for you on the Supply Kits table outside the rear entrance from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm if you choose a weekday or from 10:00 am to noon if you choose a Saturday.
Mondays, April 12th through May 17th, 7:00-8:30 p.m. on Zoom
Registration required
You must attend all 6 sessions
The course provides a broad understanding of the data analytics field, technologies, and opportunities. It covers the basics of data analytics including structured and unstructured data, data ingestion/storage and consumption. It also provides information about various types of analytics – descriptive/diagnostic/predictive/prescriptive as well as data visualization and machine learning. View syllabus.
Additional courses available for spring 2021 are SQL, Cybersecurity I, and Python.
Each course is designed and rendered by industry experts and benefits mid-career professionals who want to further their skill sets for better employment opportunities. Emphasis is on the use of tools for applying analytical skills in business settings. Participants should have some experience working with Excel files and be able to operate computers and install software as needed.
You will receive an invitation to the Zoom meetings prior to the first class. Certificates of completion will be awarded at the end of each course.
Tuesdays, April 13th through May 18th, 7:00-8:30 p.m. on Zoom
Registration required
You must attend all 6 sessions
The course provides detailed understanding of the concepts of cybersecurity. The course covers security and risk management. There are hands-on exercises that explain encryption/decryption, identity and access management, network build and network security and controls. The class concludes with a hands-on exercise building a network and security on Amazon Web services. View syllabus.
Additional courses available for spring 2021 are Data Analytics 101, SQL, and Python.
Each course is designed and rendered by industry experts and benefits mid-career professionals who want to further their skill sets for better employment opportunities. Emphasis is on the use of tools for applying analytical skills in business settings. Participants should have some experience working with Excel files and be able to operate computers and install software as needed.
You will receive an invitation to the Zoom meetings prior to the first class. Certificates of completion will be awarded at the end of each course.
The Collaboratory is now accepting limited laser cutter requests! In this program we will learn how the laser cutter works, what you can make in it, how you can design your projects, and how the process now works with our Coronavirus precautions.
Once registered, you will receive an invitation to the Zoom meeting via email on the day of the event.
Wednesdays, April 14th through May 19th, 7:00-8:30 p.m. on Zoom
Registration required
You must attend all 6 sessions
Python programming language is used by statisticians, engineers, and scientists for data analytics because Python is easy to learn and has a simple syntax with a vast collection of libraries for numerical computation and data manipulation.
The course introduces error handling, logging, functions, and using the most popular packages – NumPy and Pandas. The course includes building a capstone project. View syllabus.
Additional courses available for spring 2021 are Data Analytics 101, Cybersecurity I, and SQL.
Each course is designed and rendered by industry experts and benefits mid-career professionals who want to further their skill sets for better employment opportunities. Emphasis is on the use of tools for applying analytical skills in business settings. Participants should have some experience working with Excel files and be able to operate computers and install software as needed.
You will receive an invitation to the Zoom meetings prior to the first class. Certificates of completion will be awarded at the end of each course.
Thursdays, April 15th through May 20th, 7:00-8:30 p.m. on Zoom
Registration required
You must attend all 6 sessions
If notes are the way to read/write music, SQL is the language of databases. SQL plays an important role in data analysis. SQL is the standard querying language for all the relational databases.
The course will introduce the concepts of SQL and will teach about joins, subqueries, expressions, and stored procedures through hands-on exercises. The course requires installing MySQL Server and Workbench on your computer. Instructions and installation assistance will be provided. View syllabus.
Additional courses available for spring 2021 are Data Analytics 101, Cybersecurity I, and Python.
Each course is designed and rendered by industry experts and benefits mid-career professionals who want to further their skill sets for better employment opportunities. Emphasis is on the use of tools for applying analytical skills in business settings. Participants should have some experience working with Excel files and be able to operate computers and install software as needed.
You will receive an invitation to the Zoom meetings prior to the first class. Certificates of completion will be awarded at the end of each course.
There’s nothing like a nice warm night. The only thing lacking is some light! Make your own with our Laser Cut Lantern kit. These wooden lanterns come with a LED candle, so there is no fire risk to worry about, and it will last longer than a normal candle. Put it out on the deck and have it going all night long!
Please select your pickup date on the registration form. Your kit will be available for you on the Supply Kits table outside the rear entrance from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm if you choose a weekday or from 10:00 am to noon if you choose a Saturday.
Mondays, April 12th through May 17th, 7:00-8:30 p.m. on Zoom
Registration required
You must attend all 6 sessions
The course provides a broad understanding of the data analytics field, technologies, and opportunities. It covers the basics of data analytics including structured and unstructured data, data ingestion/storage and consumption. It also provides information about various types of analytics – descriptive/diagnostic/predictive/prescriptive as well as data visualization and machine learning. View syllabus.
Additional courses available for spring 2021 are SQL, Cybersecurity I, and Python.
Each course is designed and rendered by industry experts and benefits mid-career professionals who want to further their skill sets for better employment opportunities. Emphasis is on the use of tools for applying analytical skills in business settings. Participants should have some experience working with Excel files and be able to operate computers and install software as needed.
You will receive an invitation to the Zoom meetings prior to the first class. Certificates of completion will be awarded at the end of each course.
Tuesdays, April 13th through May 18th, 7:00-8:30 p.m. on Zoom
Registration required
You must attend all 6 sessions
The course provides detailed understanding of the concepts of cybersecurity. The course covers security and risk management. There are hands-on exercises that explain encryption/decryption, identity and access management, network build and network security and controls. The class concludes with a hands-on exercise building a network and security on Amazon Web services. View syllabus.
Additional courses available for spring 2021 are Data Analytics 101, SQL, and Python.
Each course is designed and rendered by industry experts and benefits mid-career professionals who want to further their skill sets for better employment opportunities. Emphasis is on the use of tools for applying analytical skills in business settings. Participants should have some experience working with Excel files and be able to operate computers and install software as needed.
You will receive an invitation to the Zoom meetings prior to the first class. Certificates of completion will be awarded at the end of each course.
Wednesdays, April 14th through May 19th, 7:00-8:30 p.m. on Zoom
Registration required
You must attend all 6 sessions
Python programming language is used by statisticians, engineers, and scientists for data analytics because Python is easy to learn and has a simple syntax with a vast collection of libraries for numerical computation and data manipulation.
The course introduces error handling, logging, functions, and using the most popular packages – NumPy and Pandas. The course includes building a capstone project. View syllabus.
Additional courses available for spring 2021 are Data Analytics 101, Cybersecurity I, and SQL.
Each course is designed and rendered by industry experts and benefits mid-career professionals who want to further their skill sets for better employment opportunities. Emphasis is on the use of tools for applying analytical skills in business settings. Participants should have some experience working with Excel files and be able to operate computers and install software as needed.
You will receive an invitation to the Zoom meetings prior to the first class. Certificates of completion will be awarded at the end of each course.
Join librarian Cindy Haiken on Zoom to watch and discuss a popular TED talk. Once registered, you will receive an invitation to the Zoom meeting via email on the day of the event. In May, we will watch and discuss Justin Baldoni's "Why I'm Done Trying To Be 'Man Enough'."
Justin Baldoni wants to start a dialogue with men about redefining masculinity -- to figure out ways to be not just good men but good humans. In a warm, personal talk, he shares his effort to reconcile who he is with who the world tells him a man should be. And he has a challenge for men: "See if you can use the same qualities that you feel make you a man to go deeper," Baldoni says. "Your strength, your bravery, your toughness: Are you brave enough to be vulnerable? Are you strong enough to be sensitive? Are you confident enough to listen to the women in your life?"
Once registered, you will receive an invitation to the Zoom meeting via email on the day of the event.
Thursdays, April 15th through May 20th, 7:00-8:30 p.m. on Zoom
Registration required
You must attend all 6 sessions
If notes are the way to read/write music, SQL is the language of databases. SQL plays an important role in data analysis. SQL is the standard querying language for all the relational databases.
The course will introduce the concepts of SQL and will teach about joins, subqueries, expressions, and stored procedures through hands-on exercises. The course requires installing MySQL Server and Workbench on your computer. Instructions and installation assistance will be provided. View syllabus.
Additional courses available for spring 2021 are Data Analytics 101, Cybersecurity I, and Python.
Each course is designed and rendered by industry experts and benefits mid-career professionals who want to further their skill sets for better employment opportunities. Emphasis is on the use of tools for applying analytical skills in business settings. Participants should have some experience working with Excel files and be able to operate computers and install software as needed.
You will receive an invitation to the Zoom meetings prior to the first class. Certificates of completion will be awarded at the end of each course.
Create your own watercolor painting, then cut it up to transform it into a faux mosaic on canvas! Participants need to provide their own scissors, all other materials included.
Please select your pickup date on the registration form. Your kit will be available for you on the Supply Kits table outside the rear entrance from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm if you choose a weekday or from 10:00 am to noon if you choose a Saturday.
Mondays, April 12th through May 17th, 7:00-8:30 p.m. on Zoom
Registration required
You must attend all 6 sessions
The course provides a broad understanding of the data analytics field, technologies, and opportunities. It covers the basics of data analytics including structured and unstructured data, data ingestion/storage and consumption. It also provides information about various types of analytics – descriptive/diagnostic/predictive/prescriptive as well as data visualization and machine learning. View syllabus.
Additional courses available for spring 2021 are SQL, Cybersecurity I, and Python.
Each course is designed and rendered by industry experts and benefits mid-career professionals who want to further their skill sets for better employment opportunities. Emphasis is on the use of tools for applying analytical skills in business settings. Participants should have some experience working with Excel files and be able to operate computers and install software as needed.
You will receive an invitation to the Zoom meetings prior to the first class. Certificates of completion will be awarded at the end of each course.
Tuesdays, April 13th through May 18th, 7:00-8:30 p.m. on Zoom
Registration required
You must attend all 6 sessions
The course provides detailed understanding of the concepts of cybersecurity. The course covers security and risk management. There are hands-on exercises that explain encryption/decryption, identity and access management, network build and network security and controls. The class concludes with a hands-on exercise building a network and security on Amazon Web services. View syllabus.
Additional courses available for spring 2021 are Data Analytics 101, SQL, and Python.
Each course is designed and rendered by industry experts and benefits mid-career professionals who want to further their skill sets for better employment opportunities. Emphasis is on the use of tools for applying analytical skills in business settings. Participants should have some experience working with Excel files and be able to operate computers and install software as needed.
You will receive an invitation to the Zoom meetings prior to the first class. Certificates of completion will be awarded at the end of each course.
Wednesdays, April 14th through May 19th, 7:00-8:30 p.m. on Zoom
Registration required
You must attend all 6 sessions
Python programming language is used by statisticians, engineers, and scientists for data analytics because Python is easy to learn and has a simple syntax with a vast collection of libraries for numerical computation and data manipulation.
The course introduces error handling, logging, functions, and using the most popular packages – NumPy and Pandas. The course includes building a capstone project. View syllabus.
Additional courses available for spring 2021 are Data Analytics 101, Cybersecurity I, and SQL.
Each course is designed and rendered by industry experts and benefits mid-career professionals who want to further their skill sets for better employment opportunities. Emphasis is on the use of tools for applying analytical skills in business settings. Participants should have some experience working with Excel files and be able to operate computers and install software as needed.
You will receive an invitation to the Zoom meetings prior to the first class. Certificates of completion will be awarded at the end of each course.
Thursdays, April 15th through May 20th, 7:00-8:30 p.m. on Zoom
Registration required
You must attend all 6 sessions
If notes are the way to read/write music, SQL is the language of databases. SQL plays an important role in data analysis. SQL is the standard querying language for all the relational databases.
The course will introduce the concepts of SQL and will teach about joins, subqueries, expressions, and stored procedures through hands-on exercises. The course requires installing MySQL Server and Workbench on your computer. Instructions and installation assistance will be provided. View syllabus.
Additional courses available for spring 2021 are Data Analytics 101, Cybersecurity I, and Python.
Each course is designed and rendered by industry experts and benefits mid-career professionals who want to further their skill sets for better employment opportunities. Emphasis is on the use of tools for applying analytical skills in business settings. Participants should have some experience working with Excel files and be able to operate computers and install software as needed.
You will receive an invitation to the Zoom meetings prior to the first class. Certificates of completion will be awarded at the end of each course.
Cross stitching is a relaxing and productive hobby. Learn how to cross stitch and make yourself (or a friend) a cool pendant with our Cross Stitch Pendant kit. This kit will have everything you need to learn how to cross stitch (though if you already know how to cross stitch, you are still welcome to sign up and make a pendant).
Please select your pickup date on the registration form. Your kit will be available for you on the Supply Kits table outside the rear entrance from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm.
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