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October 2019
Dig for the Past in Fort Alexandria
Do you think Indiana Jones has a cool job? Do you know the difference between Archaeology and Paleontology? Come in for an adventure at the Runestone Museum where you will learn and practice basic excavation and observation skills- crucial first steps for every adventurer! Class will be outside, dress accordingly.
Find out more »Habitat Blessing of the Build
Join Habitat as we celebrate a Blessing of the Build with Mary and her family at 1118 Irving Street, Alexandria.
Find out more »Monday Stretch It Out!
Deep stretching takes time. Moving slowly and with deliberation through a series of stretches gives muscles and fascia time to release and stay released. Whether you are an athlete looking to improve your flexibility and your game or you are someone dealing with chronically tight muscles this class is for you. Mondays 5:30 pm to 6:15 pm. At Cornerstone Martial Arts (Carlos Corners) $10.00 for adults. $8.00 for students.
Find out more »Crocheting for Absolute Beginners
This four-part class will cover the basics of crocheting. Bring a G or H crochet hook. All yarn and instructions are provided. This class is absolutely FREE. All classes will meet in Karen’s Room which is in the back near the Magazine & Newspaper area. The instructor is Wanda Cooley.
Find out more »Everyone has a Golden Story: a Lifetime of Memories with Little Golden Books
Little Golden Books have been a part of childhood for several generations. Be it The Poky Little Puppy, Scuffy the Tugboat, or The Monster at the End of the Book, they have entertained children and their parents and grandparents alike. Retired SMSU professor Ellen Radel, “The Golden Book Girl,” shares her passion for the history of the Little Golden Books series and the impact these iconic books have made on generations of American children since 1942.
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