Discover the rich history of the Tōnalpōhualli, the traditional Aztec count of days, in this engaging workshop at the Anythink Bennett Library. Designed for teens, this session invites participants to explore ancient cultural symbols and translate them into personal artistic creations. It is a perfect opportunity to learn about Mesoamerican heritage while developing creative skills in a supportive community environment. Join us for a morning of cultural discovery, artistic expression, and summer fun in Bennett.
What to Expect
An interactive hour of cultural learning and artistic creation in the Bennett Meeting Room.
Who Should Attend
- Teens ages 13-17
- History enthusiasts
- Art students
- Library patrons
Agenda Overview
Introduction to Aztec day signs followed by a guided art project.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Anythink Libraries · Public Library
Anythink is a network of libraries in Adams County, Colorado, dedicated to sparking imagination.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this event free?
Yes, this is a free community program.
What age group is this for?
This program is designed for teens ages 13-17.
Do I need to bring supplies?
All art materials are provided by the library.
Where is the event held?
It takes place in the Bennett Meeting Room at Anythink Bennett Library.
Do I need to register?
Please check the Anythink Libraries event portal for registration requirements.
What is the Tōnalpōhualli?
It is the traditional Aztec count of days used in their calendar system.
Tags
Art
History
Teens
Library
Culture
Summer
Summary
A teen-focused workshop exploring Aztec calendar signs through art at Anythink Bennett Library.
Highlights
- Learn about Tōnalpōhualli
- Aztec calendar history
- Hands-on art creation
- Teen-focused environment
- Free community program
- Expert-led instruction
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