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Seniors craft seasonal flower arrangements and attend Humana’s “Shakedown on Sugar” presentation at Langley Park Senior Activity Center, celebrating National Diabetes Month, ages 55+.
Paint a fall-inspired watercolor masterpiece with all supplies provided in a relaxed Hyattsville setting, ages 18 and up.
Seated exercise class at Hyattsville City Building improves health, mental wellness, and flexibility for participants ages 55 and up.
Bilingual digital literacy class teaches web applications, computer programs, and phone apps at City Building, Hyattsville, ages 55+, registration required, free transportation for residents.
Needlework Social (Hyattsville) — Bring any needlecraft you’re working on and chat with community members sharing similar interests, ages 18 and up.
Hyattsville is Home Art Classes at Art Works Now offer guided art sessions for adults 55 and up on Tuesdays, registration required.
Interactive story followed by themed art crafting at Hyattsville, engaging children in creative play, ages 5 and under.
Coffee and Conversation (Laurel) — Coffee served while participants discuss timely topics in a relaxed space, sharing ideas and connecting, ages 18 and up.
Half-hour of stories, songs, and fingerplays at Bowie, nurturing reading love and sparking creativity, for ages 5 and under.
Virtual Branch hosts a session teaching AI‑generated interview questions and suggested answers for specific roles, equipping participants with tools for confident interviews, ages 18 and up.
At the Central Library’s The Shop, participants learn safe glass cutting, operate a Fuseworks kiln, and create two fused pieces, for ages 18+.
Stories, music, and activities for ages 0‑3, including special‑needs participants, at Oxon Hill, presented by the PGCPS Infants and Toddlers Program.
