Upcoming Events

Rachel Izes is the coordinator of the Library's Early Literacy Program.

Children in Grades K-2 come together at the library for weekly art activities and thematic read alouds.

Join us for a nature-inspired event series where children can learn about the outdoors and connect with the natural world around them. Sessions take place on

Swing by our reading room to cuddle and play with kittens from our neighborhood animal rescue and cat therapy organization Rock n' Rescue.

Flor Bromley is a recording artist, bilingual singer/songwriter, actress, storyteller and puppeteer. She has a degree in Acting, Musical Theatre Performance and a BA in Theatre Education. She is originally from Peru.

Rachel Izes is the coordinator of the Library's Early Literacy Program.

Children in Grades K-2 come together at the library for weekly art activities and thematic read alouds.

April is National Poetry Month! Celebrate by crafting your own poem using objects or words you find at the library.

Rachel Izes is the coordinator for the Library's Early Literacy Program.

Kick off April Break with a fun and eco-friendly family craft! Transform upcycled treasures like buttons, cardboard scraps, and puzzle pieces into vibrant portraits.

Get ready for a fun and hands-on STEM adventure! Children will design and build their own popsicle stick catapults, testing them to see how far they can launch small objects.

Our morning Storytime program is on break this week, but the fun continues! Stop by the Children's Room for baby and toddler open play, including play dough for busy hands and puzzles to engage curious minds. 

Create a colorful mosaic masterpiece using paper tiles. Arrange vibrant pieces into your own unique work of art in this fun and hands-on craft activity, using art and picture books as inspiration for your design.

Experience the magic of yoga as it brings stories to life—engaging your mind, body, breath, and heart! Bring a towel or yoga mat and join the fun. Space is limited, so please register to secure your spot.

After Stories and Stretches, keep the calm vibes going with mindful coloring and origami.

Our morning Storytime program is on break this week, but the fun continues! Stop by the Children's Room for baby and toddler open play, including play dough for busy hands and puzzles to engage curious minds. 

Personalize a small flower pot with paints, stickers, and other decorations, and then plant your choice of seeds to nurture and watch grow. It’s a perfect activity for all ages. 

Start your weekend by exploring a creative and reflective process in the comfort of your home. Through guided journaling, we explore our ideas and memories through fun, interactive prompts.

Sensory and art activities are a great way for children to explore their surroundings, build fine motor skills, understand cause and effect, and express their creativity. And of course, they're also a lot of fun!

Rachel Izes is the coordinator of the Library's Early Literacy Program.

Children in Grades K-2 come together at the library for weekly art activities and thematic read alouds.

Tweens get together and delve into stories, from realistic fiction to graphic novels. We express our opinions through conversation, writing, drawing, and other creative activities. 

Rachel Izes is the coordinator for the Library's Early Literacy Program.

Come sing, move, and find your calm! Children will explore their emotions through lively songs, fun movement, and storytelling activities designed to help them connect with their feelings.