Join us as we celebrate the conclusion of Summer Reading Program 2023! This all-ages event gives participants an opportunity to celebrate their accomplishments and share their favorite reads and activities of the summer.
Play Together is a program where kids six and up to work together to solve various fun physical challenges. Part of Summer Reading Program 2023!
Children in kindergarten through fourth grade are invited to join us every Friday in July for a summer reading adventure! Hosted by Linda Kellett, each session features fun activities and crafts as kids explore and learn in and around the library. Part of Summer Reading Program 2023!
Join our teen group each Thursday afternoon for a variety of projects, including art, photography, and more. Part of Summer Reading Program 2023!
Make music together at the Fort Plain Free Library! In this weekly program, kids ages six and up will participate in group musical activities, including learning how to write songs and creating their own homemade instruments! No musical experience is necessary, and all supplies will be provided. Part of Summer Read Program 2023!
Each Wednesday in July, kids six and up will collaborate in a structure-building using only common household items, such as cardboard and tape. With challenges including creating the tallest, strongest, and most unique structures possible, every week is a new opportunity to test your building abilities. Part of Summer Reading Program 2023!
In this weekly program, kids ages six and up will tackle brainteasers, games, and challenges designed to stretch their puzzle-solving skills to the limit! Can you solve them all? Part of Summer Reading Program 2023!
Join us for a celebration at the library as we kick off our 2023 Summer Reading Program! Children of all ages are welcome to attend.
Join us on March 30th as we host a fun-filled evening for families of school-aged children! Featuring math games, discussion starters, family activities, and refreshments, the event will also provide participants with goodies to take home. This event is hosted by teachers Heather Hubbard and Sue Summerfield, and is sponsored through a grant from the Pi State Educational Foundation.
Join us at the Fort Plain Free Library on April 18th as Mohawk Valley photographer Phil Scalia discusses his new book, Scratch-Off Nation! Compiled from over fifteen years worth of photographs, the book is darkly comic look at the scars left on American landscapes by economic hardship, featuring many photos taken between Utica and Albany. A Q&A will follow the … Read More