Native American History Rocks
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Celebrate Native American and Indigenous Peoples Month with the Jefferson Patterson Museum as we explore the many, and sometimes surprising, ways Native Americans used stones in their daily lives!
Celebrate Native American and Indigenous Peoples Month with the Jefferson Patterson Museum as we explore the many, and sometimes surprising, ways Native Americans used stones in their daily lives!
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Sharon Rae North delivers expressive vocals and soulful musical storytelling at Southern Area Aquatics and Recreation Complex.
Basic yoga class at Marlow Heights Community Center focuses on deep breathing, controlled stretching, stress reduction, better sleep, and muscle stamina.
Homeschool Hangout (Upper Marlboro) — Socializing, games, and rotating craft or STEM projects, changing monthly, for ages 5–18.
Native American beadwork workshop at Hillcrest Heights provides step-by-step guidance to craft unique pieces, ages 13 and up.
Hillcrest Heights hosts a Kintsugi workshop where participants repair broken pottery with gold under step‑by‑step guidance, creating unique pieces, ages 18 and up.
Teen Action Group (TAG) at Bladensburg library provides community service projects, peer networking, and a forum for teen voices, ages 13–18.
Homework help and reading practice for grades 1‑6, boosting skills and confidence, especially for English language learners, at Oxon Hill, ages 5–12.
Sip and Paint: Monster Paintings (New Carrollton) — Paint a silly monster while sipping a kid‑friendly drink, no experience required, for ages 5 and up.