Upcoming Events

Join us for a multi-media bird presentation on Zoom.  Interesting bird facts, key identification features and bird calls will be presented common birds you may see your backyard and neighborhood.  Please register to receive a link to the Zoom invitation for this program.

The Thursday Morning Book Discussion Group will discuss Behold the Dreamers by Imbolo Mbue.

A compulsively readable debut novel about marriage, immigration, class, race, and the trapdoors in the American Dream — the unforgettable story of a young Cameroonian couple making a new life in New York just as the Great Recession upends the economy.

Hula Hoopla - Grab your hoop and let's do the "lasso," the "barrel roll" and the "escalator."  Hooping is fun and great exercise.  Register beginning March 27 to reserve a free hoop, then watch the video on Friday, April 30.  For ages 6-9.

Make a mask for mom for Mother's Day or make one for yourself.  Using diamond dots, create a bling-filled butterfly on a black mask.  A perfect gift for that special mom!

Artist in Training - Have fun with various materials.  Create some different types of sculptures.  Register for all three dates beginning March 27 and to reserve your bags of art supplies.  Videos will be released on 3 consecutive Tuesdays:  May 4, 11 and 18.  For ages 5-8.

Decorate a ping pong ball to look like the Death Star using a sharpie marker and the enclosed directions. Then put in on the tea light & let it shine!

Join our small band of adventurers for a socially distanced, in person quest. Whether you are an experienced player or just beginning, all are welcome! We will play outside, weather permitting, and our group is limited to 6 players for now. Everyone must wear a mask and bring their own set of dice to play. Sessions will be cancelled in bad weather.

Take & Make - Mother's Day Straw Flower Bouquet:  Make a lovely gift for Mom.  Register beginning March 27 to reserve your craft supplies. Ages 5-9.  Bag pickup Friday, May 7.

The Paper Bag Princess Puppet Show - Watch the story of The Paper Bag Princess, performed by the very talented Children's Dept. staff.  This is the story of a spunky princess, a prince and a fiery dragon.  Find out how this princess saves the day in this classic Robert Munsch story.  Pick up your craft supplies to make a dragon of your own!  Register beginning March 27 to reserve your craft supplies, and then enjoy the show!  Video released on Saturday, May 8.  For families.