Tiny Paws and Polar Crafts

Little hands explore animal-inspired polar crafts in a playful program designed for ages 2–5. A cozy winter activity gives toddlers a chance to create and enjoy a hands-on outing.View original

A $5 seasonal program for children ages 2–9 at a neighborhood community center, with registration through Asheville Parks & Recreation opening 30 days before the event.View original

A hands-on paper craft session teaches children and teens to fold and cut intricate snowflake patterns, exploring symmetry and creative design in a relaxed library setting.View original

Create blue winter snowflakes with soft pom-poms and jewel embellishments, adding shimmer and color to seasonal decorations in a playful, hands-on activity for young crafters.View original

A low-cost creative activity for children ages 6–12, centered on building with bricks. Registration through Asheville Parks & Recreation opens 30 days before the program.View original

Explore Western North Carolina mammals through questions about hibernation and signs of wildlife visits, with close-up looks at real skulls and skins in a hands-on educational program.View original

A relaxed evening pairs hands-on crafting with a drink, creating a casual, social setting for creative activity and conversation at Asheville’s WNC Nature Center.View original

Fold ordinary paper into intricate winter decorations and handmade holiday gifts in an accessible origami workshop. Beginners and experienced makers ages eight and up can learn traditional paper-folding techniques together.View original

Explore Western North Carolina mammals through questions about hibernation and wildlife tracking, with close-up looks at real skulls and skins and an introduction to the ecoEXPLORE citizen science program.View original

A relaxed play session for toddlers ages 18 months to 2 years, creating space for early childhood exploration and social interaction at a neighborhood public library.View original

Young builders ages 6–16 create and compete with gingerbread houses in a free seasonal community program. Registration through Asheville Parks & Recreation opens 30 days before the event.View original

A $5 evening program gives children ages 5–12 a chance to take part in youth recreation while parents enjoy time to themselves. Registration is required through Asheville Parks & Recreation.View original

A $5 youth program for children ages 6–12, organized through Asheville Parks & Recreation. Registration opens 30 days before the January 13 start date.View original

Make holiday memories by hand while crafting personal seasonal ornaments in a community gathering centered on creativity, festive tradition, and handmade decorations for the winter season.View original

A free, disability-inclusive adult recreation session combines hands-on crafting and cooking in an adaptive, supportive setting, with registration through Asheville Parks & Recreation opening 30 days before the program.View original

Children use real fall leaves to decorate an adorable hedgehog friend in a hands-on seasonal craft activity. Advance registration is required for this library program.View original

A short, hands-on creative session for adults 55+, inviting participants to make art through playful, messy projects. Registration is required through Asheville Parks & Recreation.View original

An inclusive adaptive recreation hour for adults ages 17 and up, with hands-on crafting and cooking activities in a supportive, accessible setting. Free, with advance registration required.View original

Hands-on pottery classes and ceramics workshops welcome adults and children in a spacious, state-of-the-art warehouse studio. Explore creative clay work’s historic River Arts District.View original

Little ones move, dance, sing, play games, and listen to stories during a playful, changing weekly theme. Designed for ages 18 months to 3 years, with all ages welcome.View original