HCPL Events

Baltimore harpist, Jacqueline Pollauf performs a variety of works for solo harp, showcasing the versatility of the instrument. Throughout this hour-long program, she'll include works by classical composers alongside favorites such as "Can't Help Falling in Love" and "Over the Rainbow". Jacqueline will also offer some remarks about her selections and how the harp works. Supported by the Havre de Grace Friends of HCPL.

Come take a look at the complex world of organic gardening. You will learn how to use organic gardening principles to control pests and diseases effectively, and why some pesticides are considered organic and others are not. Just because some pesticides are allowed in organic gardening does not mean that precautions are not warranted. Sometimes the best way to handle pests and diseases is by implementing good practices.

Join fellow researchers and share techniques, tips, and resources.

Learn about the ancient craft of Japanese temari (embroidered thread balls). Fiber Artist Jen Weber will share information about the history and development of this unusual art, right up to its present-day prevalence both in Japan and around the world. The secrets of what is actually inside these lovely creations will be revealed, as well as what they are used for and how they are made. Temari offer fiber artists a great avenue to explore bold color theory. You'll learn about some of the different geometries and patterns that are unique to this craft. There will be plenty of time for questions, so bring your curiosity and get ready to fall in love with the amazing art of Japanese temari! Supported by the Havre de Grace Friends of HCPL.