Dreamcatchers
Celebrate Native American Heritage Month!
Learn about the history and cultural significance of dreamcatchers and make your own to take home!
Dreamcatchers originated from the Ojibwe people and means "spider." They are hung above sleeping areas to trap nightmares and protect sleepers from evil spirits.
For school-age children and teens, ages 6-18.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Please make a separate registration for each child/teen attending the program (no need to register adults).
Registered guests will have their seats held for the first 15 minutes. Late arrivals are not guaranteed entry.
Please cancel your registration if you cannot attend the event using the link in your confirmation email.
- Date:
- Saturday, November 7, 2026
- Time:
- 2:00pm - 4:00pm
- Location:
- Sherwood Meeting Room
- Library Branch:
- Sherwood Regional Library
- Categories:
- Native American History
- Audience:
For additional event information, contact the Library branch holding the event:
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