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Saturday, July 11, 2026

Diamond Art De-Stress - spots available for Saturday, July 11 at the Franklin Public Library

Give your day some Sparkle & Zen...

Enjoy a meditative diamond art project! All materials provided. Registration required. For ages 18+.

Free and Open to the Public

Registration for this event reserves space(s) for the first 10 minutes from the event start time. After which any unclaimed spaces will be considered open.

Cancellations & No-Shows: These programs often fill up and have a waitlist of people who would really like to join! If you register but find yourself unable to attend, please cancel your registration with at least 48 hours notice. This will give us enough time to offer your spot to someone on the waitlist and ensure that supplies and staff time do not go to waste. If you fail to cancel your registration with enough notice and/or no-show twice, you will temporarily be barred from registering for the program again.

Capacity: 24 of 30 spaces available for July 11

Tuesday, April 14, 2026

How about Diamond Art De-stress or Mahjong Meetup at the Franklin Public Library

Diamond Art De-stress

Saturday, April 18 1:00—3:00 PM
Give your day some Sparkle & Zen...
Enjoy a meditative diamond art project! All materials provided. Registration required. For ages 18+. Registration Required

Mahjong Meetup

Tuesday, April 28 6:00—7:45 PM
Whether you have a rudimentary knowledge of Mahjong or have been playing for years, we would love to have you join us for an evening of strategy, luck and fun. This is an opportunity for the novice to hone their skills and experienced players to share their knowledge. This event is for adults 18+.

Knowledge of the American or other versions of Mahjong rules is necessary. At this event, the game is not taught. If you have a Mahjong set, you are encouraged to bring it. National Mahjong League cards are not provided.

Play begins at 6pm, but the fun can start any time before the library closes!

We are looking for volunteers to run a teaching table for new people to learn the game. If you are interested, please contact Mitzi Gousie at mgousie@minlib.net.