Date: Sun, Sep 13, 2026
Time: Sun., 1:30-3pm
Venue: Southeast Regional Library, Garner
Price: Free
Category: Arts
Second Sunday of the month. Meet with others who enjoy needlework in a friendly and relaxing environment. All are welcome to develop or enhance their skills with volunteer support if needed. Bring your current project and supplies.
Arts · Garner
“Pack your own yarn and needles, as supplies are not provided at this meetup.”
If you love needlework or have been wanting to learn, the Knitting and Crochet Club at the Southeast Regional Library in Garner is a cozy, welcoming spot to spend a Sunday afternoon. Meeting on the second Sunday of each month, the club brings together folks who enjoy knitting and crochet in a friendly, relaxing environment. All are welcome to develop or enhance their skills, with volunteer support on hand if you need a little help getting started or working through a tricky stitch. It is a lovely, free way to unwind, connect with others who share the hobby, and make progress on a project you love.
What to Know: Sunday, July 12, 2026, from 1:30 PM to 3 PM at the Southeast Regional Library in Garner. The club is free to attend. Tips: Bring your current project and your own supplies, whether that is yarn, needles, or a hook. This relaxed, supportive setting is beginner-friendly, so do not be shy about coming even if you are just starting out.
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Southeast Regional Library is at 908 7th Ave., Garner, NC. Open in Google Maps.
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