Join us for a playful afternoon of chamber music designed especially for children 🎶 Musicians from Rolling Hills Chamber Music will introduce each piece in simple, engaging ways, showing how instruments work together to tell a story.
Botanical Art by Amy Welch is on display in our Green Hills Art Gallery until Fri., Aug. 14.
The Gallery in the Round at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Ames will present Works by Maggie Douglas, an abstract, mixed-media artist, on view from August 1 through September 26.
University Museums presents "Terra Cotta Conservation in the Art on Campus Collection," an intimate exhibition in the Christian Petersen Art Museum showcasing the innovative technology and conservation science used to preserve Danish-American artist Christian Petersen's iconic terra cotta sculptures across Iowa State University's campus.
America 250: Prairie, Plows, and the People’s College will honor the key people, moments and experiences that have been centered within the Farm House Museum, campus’ first building. This exhibition will explore America’s 250th through 250 primary source objects from honoring the land of the original Indigenous people to the plowing of the prairie, campus development and the fostering of generations of democratic and innovative citizens.
Botanical Art by Amy Welch is on display in our Green Hills Art Gallery until Fri., Aug. 14.
The Gallery in the Round at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Ames will present Works by Maggie Douglas, an abstract, mixed-media artist, on view from August 1 through September 26.
University Museums presents "Terra Cotta Conservation in the Art on Campus Collection," an intimate exhibition in the Christian Petersen Art Museum showcasing the innovative technology and conservation science used to preserve Danish-American artist Christian Petersen's iconic terra cotta sculptures across Iowa State University's campus.
America 250: Prairie, Plows, and the People’s College will honor the key people, moments and experiences that have been centered within the Farm House Museum, campus’ first building. This exhibition will explore America’s 250th through 250 primary source objects from honoring the land of the original Indigenous people to the plowing of the prairie, campus development and the fostering of generations of democratic and innovative citizens.
Children in grades 1-5 are invited to get creative and build with lots of LEGO®! We'll provide the bricks while the kids provide the imagination. All LEGO® will remain at the Library, so bring a camera to capture a photo of your build. Please leave your own LEGO® at home so they don't get mixed up with the Library's. Storytime Room.