Event List

This month Heather will be helping patron learn how to use Microsoft Word and Google Docs for simple writing task and how to edit them and write them.

Program for this week the kids will be Building a Popsicle Stick Bridge..   This is sure to be an exciting program and super fun.  Children come on down to the library and join Miss Sherri.  This will be a STEM program.

The library has started a Garden Club and you are invited to come on down to the library and learn all about Gardening.  Each month you learn something different.

Squish, squeeze, and create! In this hands-on crafting session, participants will design and assemble their own custom paper squishies—soft, puffy creations made from simple materials like paper, markers, and tape.

STEM Get ready to explore the science behind giant bubbles! In this fun and hands-on program, teens will learn what makes bubbles form, stretch, and pop—then put their knowledge to the test by creating massive bubbles of their own.

Welcome to our new weekend program, Stemsational Saturday!!  We will be holding a STEM program twice a month on weekends where we experiment with Science, Technology, Engineering or Math related projects.  This program would be good for

Come join us and embark on a thrilling journey of discovery and innocation at our library's teen STEM programs.

Ever wonder how trees and leaves breathe? 

Join us as we celebrate and bring in the start of Autumn! This activity using paper plates, leaves, and paint is the perfect decoration to start your fall season off right!

Join us for our newest program, Exploration Station! It's a fun-filled sensory play program at the library. This program offers hands-on activities that engage all the senses, from touch and sound to sight and smell.

Step into the fascinating world of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) at our library's enganging STEM programs!

Join us as we observe hurricane season for our adults program by diving into the history of hurricanes. We will use a hurricane tracking database provided by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

Dive into the exciting world of science, technology, engineering, and math with our STEM Explorers! Designed for curious minds, this program offers hands-on activities, engaging experiments, and interactive projects that make learning fun.

Welcome to our teen STEM program! Here, you'll get to explore the exciting fields of science, technology, engineering, and math. Whether you're into robotics, coding, biology, or physics, there's something here for you.

Ready to make something that’s both weirdly fun and totally useful?

As a nod to Roald Dahl, author of Big Friendly Giant and other masterpieces, we will be making Dream Jars.  This activity will use water, sugar, glitter, droppers, baby oil and alka seltzer tablets to make the dream jars.

Get ready for a hands-on sensory adventure! Join us as we mix, squish, and create with homemade apple-scented playdough made from food-grade materials.

A crochet program is a hands-on, creative workshop where participants can learn the art of crochet or improve their skills in a friendly, supportive environment.

Let your creativity soar in this hands-on program where kids can design and build with a variety of colorful blocks. From tall towers to unique structures, participants will explore basic engineering concepts like balance, stability, and design.

September 19th is Talk Like a Pirate Day, so we thought why not have a pirate palooza party!  Dress up as a pirate, practice your pirate lingo, and play some fun pirate themed games at the library.

Toddler Tales will be for children aged birth to 5 years of age.  During this time, we will sing, play and read stories to help promote a love of reading and practice those gross and fine motor skills necessary for this age group to develop.&

Test your knowledge and enjoy a fun time of friendly competition at our Adult Trivia!  Questions will cover a mix of topics, but mostly on books and movies, with a few other topics thrown in there. Light refreshments provided.

Curious about how much it really rains in the fall? Join us for a hands-on library workshop where you’ll build your very own rain gauge to take home and start tracking rainfall like a weather scientist!

In this project, children will explore the power of wind by designing and building windmills that can lift a cup filled with different weights.