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Who’s Eating Who? That is the question of the day when ARC Wild returns to Seneca Free Library Thursday, April 25. This program will be presented twice, at 3:30 and 5:30 PM.

Do you know where you belong in nature’s food WEB? Every meal you eat connects you to several food chains and makes you part of nature’s food web. Get hands on with some of nature’s super heroes and discover who’s eating whom. It’s a special investigative class you don’t want to miss!

*This is FREE to the public. * Class size is limited. * Recommended age level is 5 years and up. * Children under 5 will not be allowed to participate in hands on activities. * Allergy warning: Live animals will be in use. * Program starts at 3:30 and 5:30. * Choose which time works best for you. * Remember that anyone under age 12 must be accompanied by an adult.

Follow the Yellow Brick Road (or choose whatever color you prefer) and learn a new quilt pattern.

iWho: Susan Mitchell, Instructor

What: Beginner to Intermediate quilt class

When: Thursday May 2 6:00~9:00 PM and continues on Saturday May 4 10:00 AM~4:00 PM

Where: Seneca Free Library Community Room

Class fee: $30.00, includes pattern if applicable

Enroll at Seneca Free Library or Seneca Variety

Receive 10% discount on fabric and notions for these quilt classes at Seneca Variety, downtown Seneca.

The second annual Seneca Museum Day is set for Saturday June 8. This event allows for all of Seneca’s museums to be open with FREE admission from 10 AM ~ 3 PM. The list includes the Nemaha County Historical Society, the Pony Express Museum, the Seneca Fire Department, and Seneca Free Library. The Library will have volunteers available to show the public how to use the genealogy room and the equipment in it!  Other hosts for this event are the Seneca Area Chamber & Downtown Impact and Seneca Travel and Tourism.

Habitat Sweet Habitat

Rebecca Haverkamp made this chair for her high school senior project. She presented the idea to us last fall and we were really excited about it! Congratulations and thank you, Rebecca for giving the library a truly great gift.

A small group gathered to play with a microscope; looking at fibers, the uniqueness of each person was discovered as well as how human hair fibers differ from dog, cat and synthetic fibers. Discussions on the use in solving crimes thru fiber identification were enlightening.

Is mastering triangles on your bucket list? This class is for you! Mark your calendar for Thursday April 11, from 6:00~9:00 PM. Class continues on Saturday April 13 from 10:00 AM~4:00 PM.

Susan Mitchell will be your instructor for this intermediate class. The class will be held at Seneca Free Library Community Room. Fee for the class is $30.00, which includes the pattern. Receive 10% discount on fabric and notions purchased for the class at Seneca Variety Store, downtown Seneca.

The Habitat Sweet Home/ARC Wild programs have been rescheduled for Monday March 25! We will exploring habitats found in Kansas. There will be a program at 3:30 and another at 5:30 in our Community Room. Class size is limited and all children under 12 must have adult supervision.

Allergy Warning: Live animals will be present.

This event is sponsored by Community National Bank.  For more information about ARC Wild go to their website, www.arcwild.org.