Week Calendar

Every Monday Ms Katie visits the kids at Ms. Lesley's Daycare and Preschool for storytime and a craft.

Storytime offers littles a chance to learn valuable early literacy skills that will support them not only as they learn to read, but forever as lifelong learners!

At Wild Things Story Time we will read books together, encourage the kids to discuss ideas and illustrations, sing nursery rhymes, enjoy a simple craft project, and possibly some other fun activities!

Storytime offers littles a chance to learn valuable early literacy skills that will support them not only as they learn to read, but forever as lifelong learners!

 Dog toys can get expensive! Do you have a furry friend you like to make special things for? Treat them to something new while sticking to your budget. Making your own is not only fun and easy but it will keep your dog occupied for hours!

You can have your own pet sloth! That is made of felt and fluff, and you have to put it together! Teens join us this program to make your own pet sloth. All materials are supplied all you need to do is register by Tuesday, June 15th at 9 pm.

At Wild Things Story Time we will read books together, encourage the kids to discuss ideas and illustrations, sing nursery rhymes, enjoy a simple craft project, and possibly some other fun activities!

Looking for a book club to take with you on your Summer Vacation, kids' sports games, and even to your home? Face to Facebook Club is for you.

LEGO Club is a great place for children ages 5-12 to practice their engineering skills! A new set of building challenges is available each time we meet. Look for your child's creations on the library's Facebook page following the meeting.

Join Tori  on Tuesday nights for STEM Club! During the club children will participate in a different STEM activity each week. Our goal is to further their love and understanding of science, technology, engineering and math. 

Join us for Outdoor Movie Night! Get ready for the spine tingling, horror movie: Pet Sematary based on the novel by Stephen King. Patrons are welcome to stay in their cars or bring their lawn chairs and blankets to watch the movie.