Please click on the event titles below to register for the programs!
Saturday, March 28th, 11-11:45am
Join kids’ programmer Karen for another morning of books from our Starr collection! We’re welcoming the spring season, telling stories of growing things and new beginnings, and we’re making a popsicle stick bird feeder to welcome our feathered friends back after a long winter. Open to all!
Monday, April 6th, 3:30-5pm
Use your creative skills to tell a story in a shadow box we can display in the library! Register by April 3rd, pick one of your favorite children’s books, and we’ll prepare some materials for you to get your artistic juices flowing. With maker’s permission, shadow boxes will be displayed in the children’s department and can be collected in the weeks following. Let’s inspire reading by making something beautiful! This event is for kids ages 6-12!
Sunday, April 12th 1:30-3pm
Decorative cane beads were invented over 500 years ago, and it’s an artform that still exists in the modern world! Using polymer clay, we’ll be making our own beginner cane designs that you can string as a bracelet or trade with your friends. Canes are long tubes of a design that can be sliced into multiple identical beads. This event is for participants ages 10-15.
Tuesday, April 14th, 6-7pm
This program is designed to guide families through the key components of the college admissions process. Especially for juniors (Class of 2027) and their parents, this session offers clear, practical insight into: building a thoughtful and balanced college list, navigating the Common Application, understanding supplemental essays, requesting teacher recommendations, presenting extracurricular activities effectively, SAT/ACT testing considerations, what colleges consider when evaluating applicants, and more.
Monday, April 20th 3:30-4:30pm
Have you ever wanted to sew on your own button or fix a holey sock? How about making a simple doll or puppet? Hand sewing is a great skill to start early, and the creative possibilities are endless! Participants will learn how to make a fabric finger puppet or small stuffed animal as a beginner craft. This event is for kids ages 6-12.
Saturday, April 25th 11-11:45am
As our area gets greener and the flowers start to show their colors, we’re celebrating plants while reading books from our collection that tell their stories. Join us for storytime followed by a paper flower craft to make your own everlasting bouquet. All ages!
Ongoing Programs
Mondays, March 2nd, 16th, and 23rd at 10:30am
Join Jane Korn and other parents, caregivers, and children (ages 3 mo-4 yrs) for a child play group at the library downstairs in our community room! This is an opportunity for parents to connect and share ideas while their young ones interact, play and grow. Registration is required each week through our online calendar.
Tuesdays at 10:15am
Robbie’s beloved story time brings together an animated, fun, and engaging reading style with literacy-focused activities, including fingerplays and crafts. Great for ages 2-6.
Super Lego Hour
Tuesdays at 4pm
This self-directed group meets every Tuesday.
NOW WEEKLY on Wednesdays at 10:30am
Licensed music therapist Terry Watson delights with songs, chants, puppetry, instruments, storytelling and movement/dance with a focus on child development and early literacy. Sessions are geared toward children 0-4 years old with their caregivers or parents. Parents with slightly older children are welcome, too.
Wednesdays, 3:30-4:30pm
Come join kids programmer Karen for a free-choice weekly craft meet-up! Learn new skills or practice the ones you already have in a fun, low-pressure environment. To start off this new program offering, we’ll focus on textiles. We’ll have crochet and knitting needles, some embroidery supplies, and tapestry weaving kits for use. This program is for all ages.
Wednesdays, 4-5pm
After a successful season with our own Robotics Team, Wednesday night Lego Robotics Club is now open to all ages and abilities! Please come ready to learn the basics about Lego Spike programming and have fun with open play using the library’s robotics kits. This program is for kids and teens, ages 8 and up!
Fridays at 10am
An informal meet-up in the playroom upstairs in the children’s wing for parents and caregivers of children 0-3 years old. Come play with new friends and hang with other local parents navigating early childhood.
Suggest a New Program
If you’d like to suggest a new program for the library geared toward adults, feel free to fill out the form linked below: