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This class has been rescheduled to MAY 2nd. Any questions, please call Molly at 616-975-3184. Take a tour of the night skies with astronomer, Jim Foerch. Observe through telescopes and build a planisphere to predict the timing of constellations. Listen to sories about springtime constellations and learn how ancient farmers used the constellations.

Work together arranging colorful rocks, shells,glass, and more in mosaic patterns to create a permanent stone for your garden. Learn about patterns as you plan your design on paper, then mix the cement and embed the materials. Voila! A garden stone to enjoy together.

Bring your flashlight on Tuesday nights until 9 pm to see the nightlife in the Tropical Conservatory. 

Join us for insights on Peter Hatch's fascinating work serving as director of gardens and grounds at Thomas Jefferson's Monticello during the Secchia Garden Lecture.

Looking for imaging software? Curious about Light Room’s features? Investigate the possibilities of Light Room with an experienced photographer who will explain Light Room’s features and discuss how the software fits into a photographer’s workflow.

Have questions about garden pests and diseases? Bring questions like these and other garden-related questions to the library and the Master Gardeners will be happy to help you get ready for another fruitful gardening season.  

Enjoy a demonstration of flower arranging and put together your own small arrangement of colorful spring blooms. Then discover techniques for layering and blending pastels, and create your own pastel in a 5” X 7” format. Flowers provided; bring your own small vase or taller one with a small opening.