Community Calendar
VIRTUAL: Saturdays at the Museum
Colorado River State Historic Park
201 N. 4th Avenue
First Saturday of the Month
11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Join us for Saturdays at the Museum series, held the first Saturday of the month from October '20 through March '21. Participants will enjoy hands-on learning while creating historic crafts.
Scheduled activities include:
- Saturday, Jan. 2nd, 2021: Build Your Own Jumping Jack
- Saturday, Feb. 6th, 2021: Create Your Own Dancing Dragon
- Saturday, March 6th, 2021: Tie Your Own Celtic Knot Bracelet
Register for your classes here.
Pick up bag of supplies at the Colorado River State Historic Park, and make sure to download and install Zoom (free!).
On date of program you choose, sign on at 11:00 a.m. and enjoy the craft!
There has never been a better time to learn about the U.S. Constitution and economics and it can earn you a $1,000 scholarship. The Freedom Library is offering free scholarship classes on Economics beginning Jan 19th and on the US Constitution beginning on Jan 21 at The Freedom Library 2035 S. Arizona Ave from 6-8pm. These are 12 week classes on each subject for those 14 years and up. For more information call 928-246-2327 or email info@freedomlibrary.org
First Christian Church is inviting you to their GriefShare Recovery Group. GriefShare is a 13 week biblically based and non-denominational ministry to help you address the pain, feelings, life disruption and questions that come with losing someone you love through death. It is open to anyone who would like to attend. The program begins Jan 23rd at 10:00am at First Christian Church room 141. There is a small $15 fee to cover the price of the workbook. The workbook's daily Bible study helps you to discover what God says about your situation. During group discussion, participants are encouraged to share what they're learning from their Bible study.
For more information contact Bob Hejkal at 952-200-7569 or email him at hejkalr@aol.com
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Ag to Art Market is Yuma’s twist on a farmer’s market. Featuring farm-fresh food and local art, Ag to Art Market: Feeding the Body and Soul brings together Yuman farmers and artists to showcase their passion of all things agriculture and art. The first Sundays of December through March from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., you can mosey along this unique market and grab local art, fresh produce, and one-of-a-kind gifts, just in time for the holiday season. This year’s markets will be hosted at the southeast parking lot at Giss and Madison roundabout.
Returning to create an energetic atmosphere will be BMC Productions. Live performances and interactive demonstrations will be hosted by various community members. Food vendors of different cuisines will also be at the markets. For those with children in tow, Visit Yuma’s booth will be hosting the Pot-A-Plant project again this year, where kids can pot their own plant to take home and care for.
To ensure the safety and security of the event staff and vendors, social distancing, face masks, and sanitary guidelines will be followed.
The next 2021 market (final of season) will be held on March 7 (No admission charge)
Booth spaces are available for interested vendors. Call 928.783.0071, or email Communications@VisitYuma.com for more information and to learn about the event’s sponsorship opportunities.
to 3:00 PM
Ag to Art Market is Yuma’s twist on a farmer’s market. Featuring farm-fresh food and local art, Ag to Art Market: Feeding the Body and Soul brings together Yuman farmers and artists to showcase their passion of all things agriculture and art. The first Sundays of December through March from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., you can mosey along this unique market and grab local art, fresh produce, and one-of-a-kind gifts, just in time for the holiday season. This year’s markets will be hosted at the southeast parking lot at Giss and Madison roundabout.
Returning to create an energetic atmosphere will be BMC Productions. Live performances and interactive demonstrations will be hosted by various community members. Food vendors of different cuisines will also be at the markets. For those with children in tow, Visit Yuma’s booth will be hosting the Pot-A-Plant project again this year, where kids can pot their own plant to take home and care for.
To ensure the safety and security of the event staff and vendors, social distancing, face masks, and sanitary guidelines will be followed.
The final 2021 market, of the season, will be held on March 7 (No charge for admission)
Call 928.783.0071, or email Communications@VisitYuma.com for more information or to learn about sponsorship opportunities, with future events.
