Limestone Township, Illinois – A free youth craft program at the Limestone Township Public Library is set to bring families to the library Tuesday evening.
The library will host a Youth Craft: Heart Sun Catchers event on Tuesday at 5 p.m., offering children ages 6 to 12 the chance to create heart-shaped sun catchers designed to resemble stained glass. According to the Limestone Township Public Library, all supplies are provided, and there is no cost to attend.
Library staff said the hands-on activity is intended to encourage creativity while giving young participants an opportunity to engage in a guided art project in a relaxed setting. The program is open to the public, though advance registration is requested.
Participants will use colorful materials to assemble decorative sun catchers that can be displayed in windows. The craft theme aligns with February seasonal programming and is part of the library’s ongoing youth engagement efforts.
Registration can be completed by calling 815-939-1696 or by signing up in person at the library’s front desk. Space may be limited based on available supplies.
The Limestone Township Public Library regularly offers free educational and recreational programs for children and families throughout the year, including crafts, reading activities, and seasonal events.
For working parents and students, the 5 p.m. start time allows attendance after school hours without conflicting with daytime schedules.
Additional information about upcoming programs can be found through the library’s social media pages or by contacting staff directly.
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