Let's celebrate Jim Thorpe! We'll learn about his achievements at the 1912 Olympics, his sports legacy and his role in Native American history. Then we'll get creative and design a medal and sports card. For ages 5 – 12 with parent or caregiver.

Strawberries are more than just tasty berries. Come find out how important they are to different Native American cultures while we honor this plant with a fun cross stitch activity. For teens ages 13 – 17.

November is Native American Heritage Month. Learn about the history of beadwork in Native American culture and create a beaded bracelet. For adults.

Celebrate Native American Heritage Month with us as we discuss 'The Lost Wife' by Susanna Moore. For adults.

Celebrate Native American Heritage Month by learning about acclaimed Pueblo potters Maria and Julian Martinez who crafted distinctive black-on-black ceramics. Teens can make their own pottery with Pueblo-inspired designs. For teens ages 12 - 18

Learn about the history and meaning of weaving in Native American culture and create your own woven bookmark. For teens ages 12 - 18.

Learn how different cultures around the world use unique weaving styles and patterns to represent their identity and history while crafting your own woven craft. For teens ages 12 - 18.

Celebrate Native American History Month with a reading of Grandma's Tipi and learn more about pictographs' significance to Plains and Pueblo Indian Tribes. Then decorate rocks with your own pictographs to tell your story! For ages 5 -12 with adult.

Learn how different cultures around the world use unique weaving styles and patterns to represent their identity and history while crafting your own woven craft. For teens ages 12 - 18.

Learn how different cultures around the world use unique weaving styles and patterns to represent their identity and history while crafting your own woven craft. For teens ages 12 - 18.

Celebrate Native American Heritage Month by creating art inspired by Yankton Dakota artist Mary Sully. For children ages 5 – 14.

Learn how different cultures around the world use unique weaving styles and patterns to represent their identity and history while crafting your own woven craft. For teens ages 12 - 18.

Celebrate Native American Heritage Month by honoring aerospace engineer Mary Golda Ross and make  a straw powered rocket. For ages: 6 - 12

Learn how different cultures around the world use unique weaving styles and patterns to represent their identity and history while crafting your own woven craft. For teens ages 12 - 18.

Learn how different cultures around the world use unique weaving styles and patterns to represent their identity and history while crafting your own woven craft. For teens ages 12 - 18.

In celebration of Native American Heritage Month, learn the history and tradition of the strawberry in Native American cultures and then feature it in your own cross stitch design. For ages 12 – 17.

Learn how different cultures around the world use unique weaving styles and patterns to represent their identity and history while crafting your own woven craft. For teens ages 12 - 18.

Celebrate Native American Heritage Month with a Storytime featuring the book Berry Song by Michaela Goade.

Join us as we learn about rocks in indigenous culture from Lazaro Arvizu. We will use traditional methods to create pendants and miniature sculptures out of soapstone. For ages kids 5 - 12

Join the Pico Rivera Library Book Club as we read The Blessing Way by Tony Hillerman for Native American Heritage Month. For adults.

Kay WalkingStick is a Cherokee painter and educator from New York who focuses on American landscape and its significance to Native Americans. We will examine her artwork and create our own landscape art. For ages 13 - 17

Celebrate Native American Heritage Month at the library. We will be making collages inspired by Cree - Métis author and illustrator Julie Flett. Learn about Julie Flett and her award-winning books.  All materials will be provided. For ages 5 - 12

Learn how different cultures around the world use unique weaving styles and patterns to represent their identity and history while crafting your own woven craft. For teens ages 12 - 18.

Learn how different cultures around the world use unique weaving styles and patterns to represent their identity and history while crafting your own woven craft. For teens ages 12 - 18.

Learn how different cultures around the world use unique weaving styles and patterns to represent their identity and history while crafting your own woven craft. For teens ages 12 - 18.

Learn how different cultures around the world use unique weaving styles and patterns to represent their identity and history while crafting your own woven craft. For teens ages 12 - 18.

Join us to learn about the Cherokee legend of the first strawberries, then make your own strawberries with magic clay. For ages 5 - 12.

Celebrate Native American Heritage Month with us as we learn about the musical instruments used by people who are indigenous to the Los Angeles basin from artist and educator Lazaro Arvizu. For ages 12 – 17.

Learn how different cultures around the world use unique weaving styles and patterns to represent their identity and history while crafting your own woven craft. For teens ages 12 - 18.

Learn how different cultures around the world use unique weaving styles and patterns to represent their identity and history while crafting your own woven craft. For teens ages 12 - 18.