Upcoming Events

Learn & Play Storytime

Play some video games, card games, and board games at our monthly Teen Game Night! This program is canceled.

CTAP is the Library's Career Transition Assistance Program.
Have your resume critiqued and your job search questions answered during a forty-five minute, one-on-one session with career consultant Gregg Knowles.
Call the Help Desk at 986-1047, ext. 3 to reserve a spot.

Children struggling with special needs stemming from learning disabilities, ADD, and ADHD have challenges in school, at home and in the community.  For example, parents may observe that their child experiences homework as “torture,” self-esteem may be lower as their child feels “different” or “less than" siblings or peers, or their child’s frustration results in disruptive behaviors that need to be stopped.  Parents may be also frustrated when they feel they must badger school administrators for simple learning accommodations for their child.

This workshop will provide a forum for parents of these children to share challenges, joys and simple solutions.  A PowerPoint presentation on homework help tips, maintaining self-esteem while facing challenges, and best practices for behavior management at home will be presented.  

Speaker Anne Marie Ramos, LCSW, RPT-S, has worked for over 35 years as a clinical social worker, supervisor and author in the field of families and children in community settings.  She currently holds the title of Director of Children's Services of Jewish Family and Children's Services in Passaic, New Jersey.

Saturday Morning drop-in Storytime: Stop in for stories, fingerplays, songs and a craft. For families.

Read and discuss the biography "Dave, the Potter," then create a "peace" pinch pot.  It will be fired, then return on March 9 to paint and finish the pottery. This program will be 2 parts, so please plan on attending both. Grades 1-4. Register beginning Dec. 15 online or in person at the Children's Desk.

Celebrate Black History Month!  Join us for an afternoon of beautiful music performed by the chamber orchestra comprised of young, talented African American string musicians.

*This program is made possible by a generous gift from Glenn P. and Susan D. Dickes to the AWPL Foundation.

(2018)  This documentary re-examines the much-publicized 1980 reunion of a long-lost New York triplet. Later, attention shifts to the question of why the triplets were raised by separate families with no knowledge of each other's existence. PG-13; 96 min. Discussion and refreshments to follow.

Preschool Spanish