WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5 Raising Readers Storytime and Craft at 10:30 - 11:30am Cricut Crafts at 6pm MONDAY, APRIL 10 Mobile Library to Wellington Health and Rehab at 10:30am Salad and Series at 6pm TUESDAY, APRIL 11 Adult Coloring at noon - 5pm WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12 Raising Readers Storytime and Craft at 10:30 - 11:30am .
It was not an April Fool’s prank! Beehive Instructor, Rita Figg, really did teach a class how to embroider on toilet paper. You might be thinking that this is a crazy idea, and we did at first too, but embroidered toilet rolls make terrific elephant or gag gifts.
The Wellington Area Chamber Commerce hosted their annual Ladies Night Out event complete with shopping, henna tattoos, prize drawings, a drink pull, a purse auction, and delicious food and drink. This year’s event was so popular that even with the large open area of Memorial Auditorium, event planners could have used more space.
The City of Wellington Utilities Department recently installed new lights in Sellers Park in cooperation with the Wellington Park Board and the many young users of the skate park. Last October, Danny Walker, a skateboarder that regularly uses the park, spoke at the monthly Park Board meeting and requested that the City consider adding some lights to extend the hours the skate park could be utilized.
National Poetry Month is upon us. The Library celebrates each year with a variety of poetry-related activities, programs and displays. Come in and add a leaf to our “Poet- tree” by writing a short poem. Or, add a favorite poem and the poet’s name to the leaf.
Wednesday, March 29 First United Methodist Church, Grief Share 6pm. Wednesdays through April 26th Open to anyone who has lost a loved one.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29 Raising Readers Storytime and Craft at 10:30 - 11:30am SATURDAY, APRIL 1 Youth Reading Sessions at 10am Game Knights at 1pm TUESDAY, APRIL 4 Adult Coloring at noon - 5pm WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5 Raising Readers Storytime and Craft at 10:30 - 11:30am Cricut Crafts at 6pm .
Buying products from the Internet used to be a novelty but now most people don’t hesitate to order something online. Since our store opened, we established a tradition around the anticipation of “box openings”.
Last week, I had a delightful trip to Parsons Kansas to host a “Favorite Things” trunk show and teach the Laura Heine’s collage technique to a great group of ladies. We had 18 students in the class, most were part of the local quilt guild but several had driven quite a long distance to join us.
