Upcoming Events

READ. TALK. MAKE.

Create hands-on projects while discussing the book of the month with the Book to Art Club.

Sewing, knitting, crocheting, embroidering, and stitching enthusiasts of all kinds can meet up for crafting and conversation. BRING YOUR OWN project to work on. 

Start your morning with tea, crafts, and conversation. Meets on second Saturdays. Registration is required due to limited class space.

Handle with Care: Poisonous Plants, Invasive Plants, and other Dangers in our Gardens

Crafters of all kinds (e.g. paper, collage, fiber, jewelry, etc.) can meet up for crafting and conversation. BRING YOUR OWN project or work on a project we've created.

All skill levels are welcome. Share ideas and inspiration.

Sewing, knitting, crocheting, embroidering, and stitching enthusiasts of all kinds can meet up for crafting and conversation. BRING YOUR OWN project to work on. 

Explore the art of wet felting with the Imaginarium's Maker-in-Residence, Kati Fritz-Jung, as she leads this community-created, water-themed, felt installation which will be featured in the 2nd floor stairwell.

Crafters of all kinds (e.g. paper, collage, fiber, jewelry, etc.) can meet up for crafting and conversation. BRING YOUR OWN project or work on a project we've created.

All skill levels are welcome. Share ideas and inspiration.

A different project every month for all ages. We will provide the supplies, but feel free to supplement with your own supplies. Sometimes the projects can be messy- dress accordingly. Children must be accompanied by an adult. 

Explore the art of wet felting with the Imaginarium's Maker-in-Residence, Kati Fritz-Jung, as she leads this community-created, water-themed, felt installation which will be featured in the 2nd floor stairwell.

READ. TALK. MAKE.

Create hands-on projects while discussing the book of the month with the Book to Art Club.

Sewing, knitting, crocheting, embroidering, and stitching enthusiasts of all kinds can meet up for crafting and conversation. BRING YOUR OWN project to work on. 

Explore the art of wet felting with the Imaginarium's Maker-in-Residence, Kati Fritz-Jung, as she leads this community-created, water-themed, felt installation which will be featured in the 2nd floor stairwell.

Start your morning with tea, crafts, and conversation. 

Meets on second Saturdays. Registration is required due to limited class space.

Potion Bottles

Visit the Mead Library Imaginarium makerspace for some Science-in-the-Studio time as part of the Wisconsin Science Festival. Drop-in activities include making slime and microscope viewing.

Crafters of all kinds (e.g. paper, collage, fiber, jewelry, etc.) can meet up for crafting and conversation. BRING YOUR OWN project or work on a project we've created.

All skill levels are welcome. Share ideas and inspiration.

DIY Gardening: Seed Saving and More!

Once you have completed Introduction to SoulCollage®, you may attend the follow-up workshops.

Cards are created to form a deck and can be used similarly to the many energy card decks that can be purchased online with one big plus...

Sewing, knitting, crocheting, embroidering, and stitching enthusiasts of all kinds can meet up for crafting and conversation. BRING YOUR OWN project to work on. 

Make a light-up paper pumpkin lantern during this free, drop in program. 

Recommended for kids ages 5-11

Crafters of all kinds (e.g. paper, collage, fiber, jewelry, etc.) can meet up for crafting and conversation. BRING YOUR OWN project or work on a project we've created.

All skill levels are welcome. Share ideas and inspiration.

Crafters of all kinds (e.g. paper, collage, fiber, jewelry, etc.) can meet up for crafting and conversation. BRING YOUR OWN project or work on a project we've created.

All skill levels are welcome. Share ideas and inspiration.

A different project every month for all ages. We will provide the supplies, but feel free to supplement with your own supplies. Sometimes the projects can be messy- dress accordingly. Children must be accompanied by an adult.