Hands-on arts and crafts session for young adults and school-age children held on Mondays at Paschalville Library.
Paschalville Monday Crafternoon is back at the Paschalville Library on Monday, November 9, starting at 2:30 PM. It's a hands-on arts and crafts session run for young adults and school-age children, and the library keeps the pitch simple: "Mondays are for crafts! Bring your creative ideas to life at Paschalville!"
If you've got kids in that school-age range or a young adult in the house, it's a good way to get them out of the house and doing something with their hands on a Monday afternoon. The "hands-on" part is the whole point—you're not just watching someone else make something; you're the one with the supplies in front of you, figuring it out as you go. The library frames it as a space to bring your own creative ideas to life, so it's as much about what you want to make as it is about the materials they provide.
It's a low-pressure setup, and since it's aimed at both school-age kids and young adults, it works whether you're coming with a younger child or a teenager who still likes to build and create. The library's take—"Mondays are for crafts"—sums up the vibe: a dedicated time in the week to just sit down and make something.
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All the practicals are straightforward. It's at the Paschalville Library, 6942 Woodland Avenue, right at 70th Street and Woodland Avenue in Philadelphia, PA 19142. The session kicks off at 2:30 PM on Monday, November 9.
