Library News

April is National Poetry Month.  From James Whitcomb Riley to Shel Silverstein to Fatimah Asghar, we have poems to fit all tastes and ages.  Check out a book of poetry this month and see what you think!

Kids and teens will get to create their own page of a comic book at "Comics with Jingo" on Friday, March 31st.

Jingo de la Rosa, illustrator and arts educator, will lead participants through the creative process and guide them in creating their comic’s illustrations.

The library is hosting Spring Break Activities in the children’s area every day during the week of March 27^th.

Activities include:

Join us for a concert of Celtic music with fiddler and singer Emily Ann Thompson!

We’re celebrating the end of Winter Reading with a FREE screening of the movie "Smallfoot" at the Isis Theatre on Saturday, Feb. 25th at 10:00 am!

The theater will open at 9:30.  This screening is free and open to the public.

We’re excited to announce the re-opening of the Activity Room!

Valentine's Day will be here before we know it. With the holiday approaching, it's the perfect time to go on a blind date with a book!

Come to the library and check out one of our mystery books. You won't know what title you got until you check it out!

We’re celebrating the birthday of one of our favorite children’s authors, Mo Willems, with a weeklong celebration!

Willems is the author of several modern children's classics, featuring characters like Pigeon, Piggie & Gerald, and Knuffle Bunny.

Get “Yeti to Read” with our Winter Reading Challenge!

Winter Reading is a program that encourages reading during the winter months.  The program is for all ages – child, teen, and adult – and will run from January 17th to February 28th.

Visit, Verify, and Validate your information on the FCC’s new broadband map to help ensure funding reaches the areas that need broadband most!

Teachers, home schoolers, and parents will be interested in our newest digital resource: Scholastic Teachables!

Scholastic Teachables offers printable activities for any subject: math, science, reading comprehension, STEM, writing, and beyond.

We’re excited to begin Lego Movie Maker SPARK Club in January!

Participants in this youth program will learn about animation, storyboards, and special effects. They’ll even create their very own Lego movie!

If you’re looking for something to do with your kids over Winter Break, stop by the library!  We have something scheduled every day:

Ho ho ho!  Santa is stopping at the library to pose for pictures, listen to children's Christmas wishes, and spread holiday cheer.

Santa will visit the library on:

It's the season of giving!  In that spirit, the library is hosting a food drive throughout the month of December.

Canned foods and other non-perishables, as well as hygiene items like toilet paper and feminine products are highly needed.