Library Events
Do you know a young person in grades 7-1o? If so, they’re welcome to join us for our Teen Advisory Board meeting on October 10th from 5pm-6:30 pm. This group helps plan their own activities and takes turns bringing snacks. We usually meet twice a month during the school year….
Mad Science Mondays begin on October 9th and runs through November 6th. This is a hands-on, interactive program for kids in grades 2-6. Have you called the library to save your child’s spot? 962-7806.
Please remember that Lego Club will not be held on Tuesday, September 26th due to the Early Out at school for Parent Teacher Conferences. We’ll see our Thursday group on the 28th. And our Tuesday group will resume Oct 3rd.
Have you made your reservation for Grandparent / Special person day? In honor of Grandparent’s Day, children ages 3 and over are welcome to invite a loved one to the library this Saturday, September 16th at 10 AM for our special event. Each child and their guest will be stuffing…
Our Friends of the Library are collecting recipes for a community recipe book and we need your favorites! We encourage you to look up grandma’s old recipe and one of your current recipes. Small anecdotes may be included with each submission. You can make a copy of your recipe at…
National Library Week will begin on April 18th at 7 PM with PJ Story Time! Kids and their families are welcome to wear their PJ’s to the library, hear a sweet story and get a bedtime snack. Kids can also bring their stuffed animals and have them spend the night….
Mad Science Mondays are back. In collaboration with UNL Extension Educators, kids will create their own snacks and focus on the science of food. Space is very limited! Call or email to save your child’s spot. This is free and open to children ages 8 and up.
This year’s Summer Reading Finale was held at the South Park Walking Trail. Kids and parents “read” the book Last Stop on Market Street by Matt de la Pena. Participants were instructed to twirl, hopscotch, flip a pancake or complete other activities as they moved from page to page. Root…
