Celebrate your reading achievements and join us for our biggest party of the summer! This free event in Haslett Park features food, yard games, family activities, and more. Plus it's a a final opportunity to trade the cards you've earned and collect a full set! (All ages welcome)
Susan Casler presents a free workshop for children combining reading, old time fiddling, making an egg shaker and the joy of marching and playing to live music! The workshop will feature the book Passing the Music Down by Sarah Sullivan, and will be interspersed with the fiddle tunes of local fiddle master Victor Kibler. (Recommended for children ages 5 ... Read More
Join us as we explore a new art project each week, including patch making, creating sun catchers/mobiles using found objects, and more! Each craft is designed to be a relaxed, open-ended experience with lots of room for self -expressions! (Ages 10 - 18)
Camp Curiosity returns for our Summer Reading Program! Join us at the Library on Thursdays from 2:30 - 4 pm to explore, experiments, and discover exciting science phenomena! (Ages 8 - 13)
Paint along with Bob Ross and bring home a masterpiece! In this program for teens and adults, we'll be following along with an episode of The Joy of Painting to create a landscape with acrylic paints. All supplies will be provided! (Ages 12 - adult)
Learn the stories of famous artists, then create crafts in their styles! This kid-focused introduction to the world of art features stories bringing history to life. Plus, kids will get to make their very own artwork in the styles of Henri Matisse, Eric Carle, and more! (Ages 5 - 12)
Learn how to make music that's uniquely you in this program for tweens and teens of all skill levels! Try our collection of unusual instruments, make and record your own beats and songs, and play along with music as part of a group! (Ages 10 and up)
Help us kick-off the summer with music, food, make-your-own-smoothie station, free giveaways, games, and karaoke!
Join us at the library on October 10th at 2 pm for a discussion of Michael Pollan's The Botany of Desire, a fascinating look at the relationship between plants and humanity! All are welcome to attend, and copies of the book are available to borrow at the circulation desk.
Join us at the library on September 12th at 2 pm for a discussion of Richard Adams' timeless classic Watership Down! All are welcome to attend, and copies of the book are available to borrow at the circulation desk.