June bugs are clumsy but harmless to people and pets, as they don’t bite or sting. But they can wreak havoc on our gardens and be annoying pests. Learn why June bugs are important and do an activity. This is...
Join Cindy of Sparkling Designs to play with the latest craft craze, CHALK PASTE! Learn how to use the paste with their transfers to create one-of-a-kind, personalized decor for any design taste. Price is $25 for a completed project you'll...
Join Miss Eartha and learn macrame basics! $35 includes all materials and instruction, and you’ll leave with a completed project. The class starts at 1pm, and takes about two hours. Pre-registration is required either in person at Skeleton Key Art...
Join Miss Eartha and learn macrame basics! $35 includes all materials and instruction, and you’ll leave with a completed project. The class starts at 1pm, and takes about two hours. Pre-registration is required either in person at Skeleton Key Art...
The July Rock Island Artists’ Market is this Sunday, July 14! This family-friendly market will take place from 12-4 pm in the parking lot of Skeleton Key Art and Antiques at 520 18th Street, Rock Island, and will repeat on...
A new "club" for anyone with an itch to stitch, whether it's knitting, crocheting, sewing, cross-stitching, or any other project that involves stitches. Let's get together, work on our projects, and share information. 2 pm, 4th Thursday of month.
Free and fun event for adults. Tune into your crafty side and create a book pumpkin centerpiece from recycled books. Registration required. See library website (link in get tickets) or call library at 309-732-READ.
Seating is limited. Pre-register by following this link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-crafts-5-pay-at-the-door-tickets-73695221391 Instructor: Patrick Schieving Hedge Druid Patrick Schieving is known for his beautiful crafts, including brooms, wands, staffs, and more. In this class, he will share with us the basics of his...
In November we are offering 2 crafts, your choice of coffee, tea or bottled water and a bag of candy for $5.00. Free samples of candies and chocolates will be avalable. Additional crafts kits will be available for purchase.
Wild turkeys are native to North America and reside in every state except Alaska. Benjamin Franklin had actually wanted the turkey, and not the bald eagle, to be the symbol of the USA. We’ll discuss a turkey’s lifestyle and make...