Week Calendar

You bring the games and we provide the tables! 

Local History Librarian Joe Barbieri will go over the basics of the library’s Ancestry.com database. We’ll practice searching basic birth, marriage, and death records, and learn some helpful tips for your genealogy project along the way.

Come spend some time getting to know your neighbors while the little ones play and learn socialization skills! Parents are responsible for supervising their children.

Take a break from the heat and enjoy a recent blockbuster hit!  Coffee and tea will be served along with popcorn or cookies.  

Join us before you go swimming for a fun story time! We'll be set up outside the pool entry, so feel free to bring along some lunch or snacks and nibble while we read our stories.

Certified therapy dogs and their handlers will be on hand to help new readers, struggling readers and those children who just want to read to the dogs.  Therapy dogs don't judge how well you read, they are just happy to

Not sure what 3D printing really is or how it's being used currently? Get up to date information on 3D printing and get acquainted with the library's printer. 

What do Shakespeare’s historical plays and Game of Thrones have in common? Both are media inspired by the blood-drenched battles and behind-the-scene machinations of the Yorks and Lancasters.

The national theme for Women's Equality Day 2024 is "Inspire Inclusion." Our program reflects that theme, featuring women's musical compositions, choreography, and poetry from diverse cultures.

View this month's film selections on the library's website by clicking here.

Open hours to come see the Makerspace and work on a project that you are interested in.

Come enjoy learning about the many aspects of film making, then make you own stop-motion film using a phone app! Legos and other props will be provided. Open to kids ages 7-12. Don't for get your phone!

Children ages 12 months and up are invited to sing and dance along with every toddler's favorite performer. Sing along with Kurt or maybe take the mic yourself!  Of course there are always the bubbles to pop!

New members of Battle of the Books must attend this session and older members are strongly urged to be there for the practice.  We will also be giving out directions to Orange County Community College and a time schedule for the event on&nbsp

You can pick up the book Hot Dog Girl by Jennifer Dugan at the Circulation Counter starting August 6.  Discussion and Snacks

Working with a group, see if you can find the clues and escape within an hour.  We will have refreshments and at the end of the evening and a raffle for Summer Reading Club members for 30 Oz.