Drop-in arts and crafts session for young adults and school-age children at the Paschalville Library, where attendees bring their own creative ideas to life.
Paschalville Monday Crafternoon is back at Paschalville Library on Monday, October 26, and it's a drop-in arts and crafts session run by the library itself. It's aimed at young adults and school-age children, so it's a good spot for older kids and teens to hang out and make something. The session runs on Mondays at 2:30 PM, and there are two dates to keep in mind: Monday, October 26, and Monday, November 2.
Because it's a drop-in, you don't need to sign up in advance—you just show up. The library provides the space and the supplies, and the motto they run with is that "Mondays are for crafts." From there, it's open-ended: you're invited to bring your own creative ideas to life rather than following a set project. If you've got a specific thing you've been wanting to try, this is a chance to get it done with the materials on hand.
Paschalville Library is a branch of the Free Library of Philadelphia, and this session is part of their wider community programming. To give you a sense of the scale, the Free Library says they run more than 28,000 programs for all ages every year across the city, so this is one of many things they've got going on for different age groups. It's a low-pressure way to spend a Monday afternoon if you're into making things.
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You'll find the library at 6942 Woodland Avenue, at the corner of 70th Street and Woodland Avenue in Philadelphia, PA 19142. The sessions start at 2:30 PM on Monday, October 26, and Monday, November 2.
