Create crafts during Massapequa Park workshops

The library in Massapequa Park will be organizing several art projects for teens in January that can be safely completed at home.

Teens looking for entertaining activities can participate in the workshops offered by the Massapequa Public Library. The upcoming programs include fun events like drawing polar bears, creating hot chocolate-inspired desserts, and making emoji clay magnets. Teenagers interested in earning community services hours can partake in the Teen Snowflakes workshop to make decorations that can be dropped off at the library.

The Massapequa Public Library first opened in 1953 at the current site of Broadway Plaza. The organization hosts several virtual community programs, such as yoga sessions with Debra Monaco and classes on how to use various technology. The library also provides people with take-home kits for art projects, like making recycled paper bracelets. Libraries offering programs similar to this can advertise activities with Signs made using printing services.

The polar bear drawing webinar will be held on January 13, and the community snowflake project will follow on January 15. The hot chocolate dessert kit can be picked up on January 25, and the program for the activity will be broadcasted on January 28. Those interested in making a clay magnet can pick up their kits on January 29. Other virtual activities offered by the Massapequa Public Library can be found on its website.
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