Tissue Paper Wreath

Kids ages 6–10 are invited to make a patriotic wreath in celebration of America's 250th anniversary. This hands-on craft project involves scrunching and bunching red, white, and blue tissue paper to create a festive decoration you can take home. It's a simple, mess-friendly activity that works well for children who enjoy working with their hands and creating something colorful to display. The program runs for one hour at South Library's meeting room, which has plenty of space and is handicapped accessible. If you have questions about registration or want to confirm a spot for your child, you can reach the library directly by phone. This is a great option for a summer activity that keeps kids engaged in an easy, creative project.