SALTspace Grand Opening Celebration will be an all-day event will feature the talents from within Syracuse and highlight local businesses and organizations.

A Tenant Teach-In offering a discussion on tenants rights will be offered from 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday, April 13, in the Beauchamp Branch Library auditorium. The event is sponsored bu Legal Services of CNY and Southside Tomorrow's Neighborhoods Today's Housing Taskforce. For more information, contact Palmer Harvey or Jaime Howley, co-chairs of this taskforce, at pam266_1999@yahoo.com or  jhowley8@gmail.com. Mary Traynor of Legal Services of CNY may also be reached by email at mtraynor@lscny.org.

Join Miss Jackie to learn the art of knitting. Youth ages 7 to 13 will enhance their fine motor skills, creativity and patience. Knitting needles, yarn and looms are provided. Parents and caregivers are invited to knit with their children, too. Call (315) 435-3395 to sign up.

Through experiments and using an interactive model, learn what a watershed is and how water from our homes affects nature.

The Imagination Playground will be at the library during Spring Break week. Stop by anytime and see what you can build with these big blue blocks.

Test your imagination and use K’NEX creative building toys to build to your heart’s content. Walk-ins are welcome. For teens.

Learn how to make your own headband and sweatbands with the library's craftiest volunteer, Deborah Menifee. Walk-ins are welcome. For teens and adults.

Test your imagination and use K’NEX creative building toys to build to your heart’s content. Walk-ins are welcome. For teens.

Come in and make your a perler bead key chain using video game characters to design the key chain. Registration is required. Call (315) 435-3395 or visit the library in person to register. For teens and adults.

The Syracuse Poster Project will unveil its 18th annual poster series from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, April 18, at City Hall Commons, 201 E. Washington St. The Syracuse Poster Project brings together community poets and artists to create an annual series of poetry illustrations for the city’s poster panels. Each year, writers from throughout the community submit haikus about downtown, the city or the nearby countryside. Artists then create posters based on the haiku of their choice. The Project selects the top posters and displays them along Salina and Warren streets, beginning in April. For 2019, after years of working primarily with Syracuse University illustration students, the Project launched an open call for artists. It also initiated participation from local ad firms, starting this year with a submission from Mower Inc. The open call drew submissions from 34 artists. A five-person panel then selected 18 posters for production: first-, second- and third-place posters, and 15 runners up. The resulting series reflects a wealth of Syracuse attributes, from canal history, indigenous culture and the natural environment to the theater community, apple orchards and transportation systems. The unveiling is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Jim Emmons, project coordinator, at jim@posterproject.org, (315) 937-7123 or visit www.posterproject.org.