Stop in at the Library over the holiday vacation week for some laid back fun!
From December 22nd to January 2nd pop in at any time and help us find the Pokémon hiding around the children room. Once you’ve “found ’em all” show your completed pokédex to a librarian in the Children’s Room for a small prize.… Read more Winter Break Fun!
Stop in at the Library over the holiday vacation week for some laid back fun!
From December 22nd to January 2nd pop in at any time and help us find the Pokémon hiding around the children room. Once you’ve “found ’em all” show your completed pokédex to a librarian in the Children’s Room for a small prize.… Read more 
Come to the Library to help us ring in the new year! We will have crafts and activities and a countdown to Noon! We can’t wait to see you there!… 
Join us for a cozy, hands-on winter adventure at the library! Children are invited to create their very own soft and cuddly winter moose stuffed animal to take home. Each participant will stuff their moose, give it a special name, and fill out an adoption certificate to make it truly theirs. One moose per eligible child, please.… 
Yum yum! Decorate a few cookies to eat or take home. Tasty good any day!… 
Embrace the fun of winter with our air-dry clay class! Create a whimsical melted snowman using air-dry clay, and bring your piece to life with vibrant acrylic paints—all in one session. You’ll leave the class with a completed, playful winter decoration that’s ready to display.… 
Jim the Storyteller brings stories to life with humor, energy, and heart. Kids laugh, imagine, and join in as Jim weaves unforgettable tales that spark creativity and a love of stories. This event is graciously sponsored by The Friends of the Library.… 
Bite Club is a fun, hands-on cooking program! Designed to teach essential kitchen skills, food safety, and nutrition basics, this program gives young chefs the tools they need to cook with confidence.
This month mix, stir, and scoop up some yummy fun! Learn how to make edible cookie dough—no oven needed!… 
Why organize a gathering time to ‘just’ play? Play improves the cognitive, physical, social, and emotional well-being of children and young people. Through play, children learn about the world and themselves. They also learn skills they need for study, work and relationships such as: confidence.
Caregivers also need time to connect and form relationships with other adults who are caring for similar aged children. If a time is organized, we… 
Do you like to read? Read a Play! Be a Star! Come to the Reader’s Theater. Kids use their scripts to read aloud, focusing on reading with expression, while acting out characters with their voices and gestures. This helps build reading fluency, vocabulary and confidence while having fun too.
Try it, you’ll like it! Register here.…