An event for Native American Heritage Month about dream catchers, held at the Auburndale branch of the Queens Public Library. It looks at how dream catchers originated with the Ojibwe Nation of the Great Lakes, before they became a familiar decorative symbol. It is open to adults and seniors.
Written by a model, sources: queenslibrary.org
Native American Heritage Month: crafts for kids.
Mon 2 Nov | 15:30
Eye of God/Ojo de Dios: make a Wixárika craft for adults.
Thu 5 Nov | 18:30
Steinway
Kids aged 6 to 11 paint their own ceramic pumpkin coin bank.
Tue 10 Nov | 15:30
Native American Heritage Month: outdoor hearth cooking talk.
Sun 8 Nov | 12:00
Old Stone House
Free
A Million Miles Away, film based on a true story.
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Story Blanket Collage: kids craft fabric story blankets.
Thu 12 Nov | 10:30
Children's Museum of Manhattan
Adult Arts & Crafts: make a Thanksgiving napkin holder.
Sat 7 Nov | 11:00
Bay Terrace
Jamaica Bay Book Club: ranger-led talks on nature writing.
Fri 6 Nov | 14:00
Ryan Visitor Center
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Ebony Quilters of Southeast Queens: seniors' guild meetup.
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Laurelton
AI: What Is and How to Use It Safely, free talk.
Wed 4 Nov | 13:00
Jackson Heights
Free family festival of indigenous music, dance and crafts.
Sun 1 Nov | 11:00
Boathouse
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Teen Arts & Crafts: hands-on fun with washi tape.
Thu 5 Nov | 16:00
The New York Public Library
