Sep 29 Tuesday
Lapsit is designed for children from birth to 24 months of age. Program features rhymes, finger plays, songs, sign language and more.
Alfred J. and Dorothy N. McAllister Meeting Room A
Age Group: Child ages 0 – 5
3 Shows, 2 Artists, 1 Venue – Lorie Amick & LaDonna Vohar, Sept. 18-Nov.14 Opening is during the Downtown Gallery Walk, September 18, 6-9 p.m. Join Lorie and LaDonna for the opening of three new exhibitions at Artists’ Own during Downtown Lafayette’s September Gallery Walk. 1 Something to Crow About – A playful collaboration celebrating crows through paintings, sculpture, fiber art and handmade books 2 Impact – Lorie Amick’s powerful exploration of injury, recovery, gratitude and resilience following a life changing collision.3 Detour - LaDonna Vohar’s reflections on life’s unexpected turns and the creativity that can emerge along the way. Experience three unique exhibitions, three distinct stories, and an evening celebrating the power of art. Together, these exhibitions explore the many paths of the human experience including life’s unexpected detours through paintings, sculpture, and fiber art. All three exhibits will be on display at Artists’ Own 518 Main Street Lafayette, IN
Toddler Time combines books, rhymes, crafts, activities and music for children ages 24-42 months.
Meet in the Alfred J. and Dorothy N. McAllister Meeting Room A.
Preschool Storytime is designed for children from 3 1/2 to 6 years. Enjoy stories, songs, finger plays, and book-related fun.
Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 11 AM
Come by the Wyandotte Branch Tuesdays at 4 for crafts full of imagination and learning. We'll see you there!9/1 - Ice Cream Puffy Paint9/8 - Dragonfly Keychain9/15 - Maracas9/22 - Soda Bottle Firefly9/29 - Duct Tape Pencil Case
Timberstone Homes Meeting RoomProgram Type: ProgramAge Group: General/Family
Come join us for K5 club in September where we'll be learning and discovering how children play and create all around the world!9/1 - Stories and Songs9/8 - Games and Fun9/15 - Arts and Crafts9/22 - Festivals through the Seasons9/29 - Travel Collages
The World Film Forum, organized by the School of Languages and Cultures at Purdue University, warmly invites everyone to join our annual cinematic feast. This year, we will explore global horror films, featuring three distinct yet equally thrilling films from France, Japan, and Guatemala, with pre-screening presentation and post-screening discussion. The door will be open at 6:30pm with light ethnic refreshments. Free parking available at University Street Parking Garage after 5pm. Come if you dare!
Sep 30 Wednesday