Did you know that January 21 is National Squirrel Day? National Squirrel Day was created by wildlife rehabilitator Christy Hargrove! This day is celebrated to recognize and appreciate our furry neighbors. Here are some fun facts you may not have...
Blog
Guess what? Our Youth Services Department is all dressed up for the holidays! Dash through the snow this winter season, and see what book Mr. Snow and Mr. Penguin are reading on our winterful bulletin board display, or see if you can find...
'Tis the season for winter reading! Get ready to cozy up with books that will take you on an incredible journey through "Where We Come From", because from December 7 to January 8, it's game time! Kids, this is not your average bingo challenge—it is...
When we learn a new language, we open the door to new opportunities. People can learn a new language at any age, although it is easier the earlier you start. That also means children tend to master a second language faster than adults! You can...
The sun is setting earlier, the wind chill is getting chillier, and that means it's time for some warm holiday cheer! We've got you covered here at the library, with holiday and winter-themed events for all ages. Check out the full list below!Kid...
Have you ever met one of Santa’s Elves? Well now is your chance! On December 9th, join us for some caroling, and an interactive story with our visiting elf! After the tales have been told, you can work on a craft, write your letter to Santa, AND...
On the fourth Thursday of November, people in the U.S. honor the early settlers and Native Americans who came together to have a historic harvest feast; this is known as Thanksgiving! People celebrate this holiday by gathering with friends and...
CATEGORIES
ARCHIVES










