Month Calendar

How are you doing with your reading challenge?  You can't be that far behind yet! 

Children 0-5 can explore a variety of stations on their own time. Possible stations include sensory baskets, ball pit, water table, light table, Kinetic sand, Playdoh, seasonal sensory bins, and more! 

Join us for this AFTERNOON of board games.  This is a pretty free-wheeling program.  We'll rummage through the library's stash of board games (Melissa will bring a bunch from home as well) to see what we have to play.

They've arrived!  I didn't think they'd come in before Easter, but they have!  Diamond Dots Easter Cards are here!  

Join us during daylight hours for this BONUS session of Diamond Art Painting.  

Challenge yourself with some Non-fiction this year.  Copies are available behind the desk in time for the previous month's club meeting.

Our March Selection is The Place of Tides by James Rebanks. 

Children 0-5 can explore a variety of stations on their own time. Possible stations include sensory baskets, ball pit, water table, light table, Kinetic sand, Playdoh, seasonal sensory bins, and more! 

Stranger Things, video games, and just pop culture in general has created a resurgence of interest in role playing games.  If you'd like to try the OG, we're opening up our Intro. to Dungeons & Dragons class to ADULTS!

Calling all train lovers! Stop by the Program Room anytime between 5:30 - 7:30 pm to build an epic train track!

Fun for the whole family! No registration necessary - just show up ready for fun!