Connect with others in your community who share your love for needlecraft! Bring your current project or learn to crochet while exchanging tips, ideas, and conversation. Materials are provided for those who would like to learn to crochet. No prior experience is needed.
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Crochet social at Spauldings invites participants to share projects, learn stitches, and exchange tips, with materials provided for beginners, ages 13 and up.
Stitching Circle (Bellevue (William O. Lockridge) Neighborhood Library) — Bring your own knitting, crocheting, embroidery or other needlework project, work with fellow crafters, and enjoy provided snacks, ages 18+.
Artist Carving Colin carves two new wood sculptures live at Clearwater Nature Center, supported by the Maryland State Arts Council.
Homeschool Hangout (Upper Marlboro) — Socializing, games, and rotating craft or STEM projects, changing monthly, for ages 5–18.
Art for Homeschoolers — Art activities at Old Parish House, 4711 Knox Road, College Park.
Build a complete frame for your artwork using hand tools, glass cutting, and archival matting at Washington Printmakers Gallery; students bring artwork under 20×26 inches.
Native American beadwork workshop at Hillcrest Heights provides step-by-step guidance to craft unique pieces, ages 13 and up.
Sew it Seams: Learn the Basics (Bowie) — Teens learn sewing machine basics with all materials provided, no experience required, ages 13–18.
Teen poets, storytellers, and listeners perform at an open mic curated by Patrick Washington, featuring Prince George’s County Youth Poet Laureate and Poet Ambassadors, Bowie, for ages 13–18.
Machine sewing basics taught at Oxon Hill, with four public machines available and participants encouraged to bring their own, ages 5 and up.
Hands‑on crochet amigurumi basics taught with provided materials at Hyattsville, suitable for beginners, for ages 18 and up.
Intermediate knitting class at Hill Center DC, led by Paula Lytle, offers hands‑on practice and community, pattern selection, lace, colorwork and a complimentary glass of wine.
Half-hour of stories, songs, and fingerplays at Hyattsville, nurturing reading love and creativity, for ages 5 and under.
