Kids Club: Cherokee Pinch Pots

Your child will explore Cherokee heritage and learn some words from the Cherokee language during this hands-on Kids Club session. The hour-long program combines cultural education with a creative project—each child will make their own pinch pot to take home. It's designed for school-age children in kindergarten through fifth grade and fits as part of the library's November celebration of Native American and Indigenous Peoples Heritage Month. This is a great way to introduce kids to different cultures through both learning and art. The craft component gives them something tangible to remember the experience by, while the language exposure adds an interactive element beyond a typical presentation. If your child enjoys hands-on activities and learning about different communities, this program offers both in a welcoming library setting.