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Virtually step into the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of American History with Curator Paula Johnson as she discusses the book Smithsonian American Table: The Foods, People, and Innovations That Feed Us.
Stop by the Workshop for some casual crafting and cookies. Bring your own project or try something new. Some supplies and equipment will be provided. The Workshop has sewing machines, a Silhouette cutter, die cuts, stamp kits, a button maker, and more!
Overview of Workshop Equipment, Craft Equipment, and Sewing Equipment available in The Workshop & Classroom.
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You’re invited to a fascinating exploratory conversation with Madeline Miller, bestselling author of The Song of Achilles and Circe, as she chats with us about her body of work and her process of retelling Greek classics into fresh, modern epics in fiction.
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You are invited to an intimate conversation with Nina Totenberg as she talks about her nearly fifty-year friendship with Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and her book, Dinners With Ruth: A Memoir on the Power of Friendships.
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You’re invited to join us as we talk to New York Times bestselling author Jason Mott about his recent novel Hell of a Book.
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Join us as the #1 New York Times bestselling author Tessa Bailey talks about the launch of her new super rom-com about a bad boy professional athlete who falls for his biggest fan in her new book Fangirl Down.
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Personalize a tote bag using the library's Silhouette Cutter. Learn to use the Silhouette Studio computer program to create your design and cut it out using iron on vinyl to decorate your bag.
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Shirley Merker returns to show us the techniques to make cards from a selection of a few different options.
All materials will be provided. Seats are limited, so please register to reserve your spot.
Cards by Shirley Merker, Independent Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator. All images copyright Stampin’ Up!
Join us as historical impressionist, Jessica Michna portrays Mary Todd Lincoln.
Mary recalls her early years and education in Lexington, Kentucky. She recalls how she came to be an abolitionist. She tells of her move to Springfield, Illinois, where she would meet and marry the young prairie lawyer.
Mary introduces the audience to life in Washington, regaling her listeners with stories about her boys, including her biggest boy Mr. Lincoln.
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