LEGOs are fun for the whole family! You’ll build with LEGOs of all sizes. Free coloring sheets, puzzle sheets and bookmarks. LEGO Clubs helps improve math skills, science skills, literary skills, social skills, and problem-solving skills. All levels and ages of Builders are welcome.
Kids 6-12 come for a bit after school to build something out of LEGOs with other kids your age. Free, LEGOs provided (please leave your own legos at home).
Let’s play with LEGO and DUPLO bricks! We’ll build something with a different theme every time. Don't worry - there's plenty of room to freestyle as well. Show off your creativity and have some fun! There is no registration, however we are limited to up to 50 people in the room at a time.
Something different for kids every Tuesday at your Vista Grande Public Library Makerspace. Art classes, building days, and more! Program is intended for kids ages 6-12. Children under the age of 12 must have a parent present in the library. Class will be capped at 10 children and registration is encouraged. To reserve a spot...
Do you love LEGOs? Join us for a random LEGOchallenge or bring your own creativity to make your own LEGO creation. LEGOs Provided!
LEGO Club for ages 8 - 12
In LEGO Club you will build your own creations that stay on display in the library all week. Ages 5 - 13 For more information, call 928-532-4070.
Using simple supplies, a matchbox, and some creativity, teens will learn how to turn miniature paper sculptures into moving works of art. All materials provided while they last. This program is for teens ages 12 and up.
Frank Lloyd Wright came to Arizona in the 1920s to assist with the design of the Arizona Biltmore, and stayed to work on other projects. Beginning in 1938, he built his winter camp (a home and professional studio) at the foot of the McDowell Mountains in Scottsdale, and commenced the most productive and creatively fertile...
Location: Mustang Library – 10101 N 90th St, Scottsdale, AZ 85258 Presenter: Stuart Graff, President/COO, Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Frank Lloyd Wright came to Arizona in the 1920s to assist with the design of the Arizona Biltmore, and stayed to work on other projects. Beginning in 1938, he built his winter camp (a home and...
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