Owls of the Night Sky- Learn about owls and their habitat. Discover what they eat by dissecting an owl pellet. Ages 6-10. Register beginning Sept. 15 online or at the children's desk.
Jr. Chefs- Stories & Cooking- Cookies! Cookies! Cookies! Bake and share. Grades K-3. Register beginning Sept. 15 online or at the children's desk.
Jr. Chefs - Stories & Cooking - Gobble, gobble, turkey treat, make a centerpiece good enough to eat. Grades K-3. Register beginning Sept. 15 online or in person at the Children's Desk.
2nd Tuesday STEAMing- Science, technology, engineering, art, math and fun!. Ages 3-5 with adult participation. Register beginning Sept. 15 online or at the children's desk.
2nd Tuesday STEAMing- Science, technology, engineering, art, math and fun! Hands-on activities. Ages 3-5 with adult participation. Register beginning Sept. 15 online or at the children's desk.
Pat's Pals - How do animals deal with winter? Adaptation, hibernation, migration? Meet some animals up close and hands-on. Ages 5-10. Register beginning September 15 online or in person at the Children's Desk.
Join Bob Korn for a Makers Club session and learn how to make spooky glow in the dark jack o 'lantern eyes in time for Halloween! Open to teens and adults.
The Makers Club will have an open discussion on amateur radio and other electronic hobbies.
Get ready for Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo Switch! You may bring your own controller or use the library’s controllers. Refreshments will be provided. Open to grades 6 and up.
As an artistic movement, Impressionism began with an art exhibition of the French painters Auguste Renoir, Claude Monet, and Camille Pissarro in the 1870s, in which their plein air paintings captured their "impressions" of nature, gardens and daily life, with their changing light, color and atmosphere. The discussion will briefly trace the roots of Impressionism with the original, captivating and colorful art work of Renoir and examine the breathtaking work of the great painter Claude Monet in its various stages.
