Week Calendar

Throughout the months of March and April, there will be a bin in our lobby where you can drop off items for our supply drive to aid the Little Shelter Animal Rescue and Adoption Center in Huntington.

For children ages birth to 18 months with adult

For anyone who has participated in our watercolor painting classes, we are offering this session to compare notes and chat while you paint. This will be an unmoderated session; no instruction will take place.

For children ages 6 months to 24 months with adult

Enjoy sharing rhymes, songs, and movements with your child.

This online fitness program runs from March 2 through April 27. (No class 3/16)

For children ages 6 months to 24 months with adult

Enjoy sharing rhymes, songs, and movements with your child.

This is a virtual program.

For children ages 2-4

A beginning storytime filled with more advanced stories, songs, fingerplays, movement, and crafts.

For children ages 2-4

A beginning storytime filled with more advanced stories, songs, fingerplays, movement, and crafts.

This is a virtual program.

Choose either Monday Afternoons, April 11-June 27 (No class 5/30 or 6/20), 1:00-3:00pm

For children of all ages

Have a great time molding with model magic clay.

Grades 7-12. Learn how to use the iNaturalist app to ID wildlife. Tour the library property with our librarians and learn about ecology as we go!

For children in grades K-5

Using fabric markers, decorate your very own umbrella!

Grades 7-12. Newcomers to the teen library volunteer program will get an overview, introductory folder and information on some upcoming volunteer opportunities.

This is a virtual program.

Grades 5-12.

This is a virtual program.

This is a virtual program.

Choose either Monday Afternoons, April 11-June 27 (No class 5/30 or 6/20), 1:00-3:00pm

Looking to join a lively book discussion group? Adult and Information Services Librarians Carolyn and Scott host a monthly get together on Zoom to spotlight and discuss a current book selection.

This is a virtual program.

Grades 7-12. Earn 1 hour of community service credit meeting with peers to discuss library programs, collection development ideas and overall feedback about being a teen at the library!