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January 2020
How do animals survive our cold New York winters? Join Strawtown artists and naturalists in exploring the three responses animals have to winter: migration, hibernation, and adaptation. Have fun creating your own winter landscape with animal puppets. Nyack Library 59 South Broadway Nyack, NY 10960 January 30, 2020 4:30p - 5:30p This is a FREE program open to children Grades 1 to 5. Click here for more details and to register.
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Join Strawtown artists at Teatown's annual Eagle Fest! Celebrate the return of the Bald Eagle to the Hudson River, and learn about why our area of the river is so amazing. Strawtown artists will lead you in creating a work of art with fun materials that will connect you with our local landscape and its wildlife. Come for the live eagle shows, bird walks, viewing sites with scopes along the river, children's activities, and visit with environmental organizations doing great…
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This program will explore the different ways humans and animals keep warm in winter; from fur, to fabrics, to structures, to heating oil. We will work with microscopes and magnifiers to look from a scientific perspective, then we will get creative with art and natural materials to make a weaving to take home. Nyack Library 59 South Broadway Nyack, NY 10960 February 25, 2020 4:30pm - 5:30pm This is a FREE program open to children Grades 1…
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