New Cumberland Public Library is seeking candidates for a part-time position as a Children's Circulation Assistant. The ideal candidate will be committed to providing an environment and services that provide an exceptional library experience for all families in our community. For more information and instructions on how to apply, please view the job posting and submit an application by email or hard copy to the Library.
Ages 4-8
Registration Required
Join us for a back-to-school storytime and craft, perfect for young fans of Mo Willems’ Pigeon books!
Ages 2-5
Drop-In (No Registration Required)
This high-energy movement class will feature songs & dances to keep your little ones on their feet! We will strengthen motor skills and emphasize concepts such as body and spatial awareness while having a ton of fun!
Find something new-to-you to love this month! Join the Friends of New Cumberland Library for their pre-owned book sales for great buys on gently loved books, DVDs, puzzles, and more.
Ages 0-3
Drop-In (No Registration Required)
Two mornings a month will be dedicated to fostering fun & creativity for little ones! Kids will explore their imaginations with building blocks and toys while building STEM, pre-literacy, and motor skills through a variety of play methods. Masking is advised for all participants age 3 and up, and social distancing from other households is recommended for everyone’s safety.
All Ages
Drop-In (No Registration Required)
This cozy storytime is perfect for families who visit the library in the evening. We will share stories & rhymes the whole family can enjoy together. Enjoy this opportunity for family bonding while building a foundation for reading success. This program will be held outside on the Library lawn unless it rains.
Ages 8-12
Drop-In (No Registration Required)
Join our newest kids book club which features titles that were turned into films! Participants will meet for a discussion of the book and then stay for an optional screening of the film. This month’s pick will be Diary of a Wimpy Kid by Jeff Kinney.