Ages 3 – 23 months Stories, music, action rhymes, and toy time for on-the-move babies with a caregiver. Siblings are welcome. No registration is required. Sign in on the Storytime Room door. 

Ages 1½ - 2 ½ Stories, music, and fun for the growing toddler with a caregiver. Siblings are welcome. No registration is required. Sign in on the Storytime Room door.

Ages 3 months – 6 years Dance around, listen to stories, sing songs, play with instruments, then move and groove with your friends during toy time. No registration is required.

Ages 2 – 3½ Get ready for super stories, spectacular songs, and silly crafts. No registration is required. Sign in on the Storytime Room door.

Ages 3 – 36 months Stay after storytime for more toy time, or jump in and join us! There will be a unique out-of-the-box spin every week. No registration is required. Sign in on the Storytime Room door.

Ages 2 – 3½ Get ready for super stories, spectacular songs, and silly crafts. No registration is required. Sign in on the Storytime Room door.

Ages 3½ - 6 Get wacky with a song and silly stories, then wrap it all up with some creative mischief. No registration is required. Sign in on the Storytime Room door.

Need a second chance to watch one of the classic movies that Hollywood brought to us years ago? Get your friends together and make it an afternoon here at the library! We will provide the movie and light snacks!

Grades 3 - 6 Pumpkins: Pumpkins are great for science experiments!  Registration begins Oct. 1.

Join our Friends of the Library as they plan their next fundraising events! 

Paint and Sip Returns! Follow along to paint an awesome picture on canvas! Registration begins Oct. 12.

All ages with a caregiver Throw on your jammies for a family slumber party!

Have you heard of our Lynda database?

Ages 3 – 6 with a caregiver Hear a story and make a simple snack. Please inform staff of any food allergies during registration. No older or younger siblings please. Registration is required and begins Oct.

Holidays can be a difficult time for many, especially for aging parents who may be remembering those lost or for the caregiving child who is looking for clues of whether or not their parent is okay to be living alone.

For teens, grades 9-12 who submitted artwork to the Teen Art Competition.