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Join us for an in-person Baby Storytime program at the library. We will sing, rhyme, read, and have fun with scarves and bells! Children up to 36 months of age and older siblings are welcome.

Join us for the Genealogy Lock-In! Arrive before 5:00 pm, when the library closes, and we will be "locked in" to work on genealogy for three hours! Use our books, computers, and other resources to work on your family tree. Registration is required below. Please pack your supper, as we will be taking a break to eat.

Miss Sarah, Youth Services Librarian, presents art, science, and engineering projects. Create something fun with supplies you can find at home. This spring, we are reposting our favorite videos on Facebook. What Materials Do I Need?
Book Spine Poem: a collection of books
Blackout Poem: piece of writing (magazine article, newspaper article, text copies from a favorite book, etc.), scrap paper, pencil, markers
Acrostic Poem: scrap paper, pencil, paper and markers

Miss Sarah, Youth Services Librarian, presents art, science, and engineering projects. Create something fun with supplies you can find at home. This spring, we are reposting our favorite videos on Facebook. What Materials Do I Need?
Folded Paper Kite: one sheet of cardstock, tape, sturdy straw, hole punch, string (optional string holder: toilet paper tube, scissors)
Rolled Paper Kite: one sheet of paper, tape, stapler, hole punch, string (optional string holder: toilet paper tube, scissors)
Kite Tail: ribbon or streamer or plastic bag, scissors, tape

Young Democrats Meeting

Read "Lost Roses" by Martha Hall Kelly and join us for a discussion.

Tim Murphy will be sharing his experiences finding spirits from the past. He will tell us graveyard stories and his work finding spirits at the asylum in Indiana.

Constitutionalists

May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Learn about fellow citizens who trace back their heritage to Asia. Let's celebrate Asian Heritage in our community.

OGS