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Sherman Library & Gardens offers an inspired line-up of classes and events every month for you to enjoy! With offerings ranging from wellness workshops and children’s activities, to floral design classes, lectures in the library, and plant shows, there is something for everyone to experience.
Member Appreciation: Sherman Library Talk & Tour
As part of Member Appreciation Week, we hope you will join us for an exciting presentation by Sherman Library Director, Jill Thrasher, as she unveils some of the unique and fascinating... Read More »
Little Seedlings Story Time
Explore nature through the wonderful world of books. Join us every Friday at 10am as we share our favorite stories, picture books and poems. Free of charge for preschool children and their caregivers.
Watercolor Workshop: Pentas Flower
Join local artist Erna Van Dyk as she teaches you how to see and paint color and simple shapes. This month Erna takes inspiration from a Pentas Flower. Classes are designed for... Read More »
Watercolor Workshop: Foxglove
Join local artist Erna Van Dyk as she teaches you how to see and paint color and simple shapes. This month Erna takes inspiration from a Foxglove. Classes are designed for all... Read More »
Member Mondays: Camellias & Living Collections at Sherman
Learn about the importance of living collections at Sherman Library & Gardens and how they define the overall aesthetic and reflect the organization’s efforts to be a premier public garden.... Read More »
CANCELED – Evening Lecture: Sue Hodson – I Promise You I’ll be Home: Korean Letters of a U.S. Marine
Unfortunately, this event has been canceled. We apologize for any inconvenience. Before becoming a professional journalist and columnist for the Los Angeles Times, Al Martinez (1929-2015) served in the Korean War... Read More »
Writing Wednesdays: You Are Not Alone – The Value of Connection in Building Resilience
View all class options by clicking the link below. Are your New Year’s Resolutions already a thing of the past? It’s not too late to make a positive start in... Read More »