Day Calendar

Join us for a fun and interactive storytime at the library! We'll read a delightful story together and then get creative with a special handprint craft—perfect for little hands to make a keepsake to take home.

Enjoy a colorful storytime with vibrant, fun books, followed by a creative hands-on project—Radiant Photo Frames! Little ones will get to decorate their very own photo frames using bright colors and fun materials to make a colorful keepsake.

Join us for a fun and interactive storytime at the library! We'll read a delightful story together and then get creative with a special handprint craft—perfect for little hands to make a keepsake to take home.

Get ready to make your very own faux stained glass picture! Using shiny foil and colorful markers, you’ll create beautiful, vibrant designs that look just like real stained glass.

Guests will design a shape with colored glue, creating intersecting lines within. Once dry, they will use sharpies to color in the spots left behind creating a stained glass look.

The program for this week  will be doing Magnet Painting.   This is sure to be an exciting program and super fun.  This will be a STEM Program.  This is science and some Art wrapped in a colorful package.

In this fun and colorful workshop, kids will design and decorate their very own  butterfly suncatchers to brighten up any area.

On the corner of Science Street and Art Avenue, there's a Sprout House! Join us to turn kitchen sponges into tiny little gardens of sprouts. 

We're doing something extra special this SUMMER! Join us for experiments and fun.

This week let's do a lego coding challenge.

Join us for a journey into the world of stories at our weekly Children's Storytime at the library! Perfect for children aged 4 to 12, this event will spark their imagination and love for reading.

Ready… Aim… CREATE! Join us for an epic, action-packed art experience where we turn squirt guns into paint blasters and make one-of-a-kind masterpieces!

This relief map of the world is inspired by the groundbreaking work of Marie Tharp, the pioneering cartographer and geologist who mapped the ocean floor. Create your own world 3D map using food coloring and shaving cream.