Near the exit of our parking lot is a line of plain concrete "jersey" barriers. They do their job marking the property line, but they aren't pretty! We are seeking applications (PDF, 443KB, 4 pages) from local artists to transform the barriers into artwork this spring! The artwork should tie into 2021's Summer Learning Program theme, "Tails and Tales," and it will be displayed for about a year. Click here for more details.
Due to the number of COVID-19 cases in our community, we are suspending in-person programs until further notice. Many programs for adults and children are available online. Please see the 
On the Third Thursday of every month, teens are invited to try a new art project! This month, we're making painted rock photo holders. Pick up your take and make bag full of the supplies you need, and then follow along with our YouTube video. Please register online for the YouTube link and the take and make bag.
D&D is meeting over Zoom this week! Calling all you Teen Elves, Dwarves, Gnomes and all other fantastical races of beings in the Dungeons and Dragons world! Join us for epic adventures and campaigns with experienced Dungeon Masters! This club is for experienced D&D adventurers and anyone who wants to try it out. We meet on the second and fourth Fridays at 6:00 pm.
Our monthly Apple Users Group is back! The program will be held via Zoom with instructor Jack Scott sharing what is new, fielding your questions, and passing along some tips to get the most out of your iPhone or iPad.
American Girl Club is meeting over Zoom this month! One girl from the American Girl book series is featured each month with a discussion and special crafts from her historical time period. This month's focus is Kendall's Snow Fort. Be prepared for a lively discussion by reading a book about Kendall.
American Girl Club is meeting over Zoom this month! One girl from the American Girl book series is featured each month with a discussion and special crafts from her historical time period. This month's focus is Mia St. Clair. Be prepared for a lively discussion by reading a book about this American Girl, watching a movie, or learning about her.
Dine out at Hoss's on the Gettysburg Pike on Wednesday, February 10, from 11:00 am - 9:00 pm, and support the Friends of the Library! Enjoy lunch or dinner with your family and friends while supporting the Friends of Simpson Library. Up to 25% of the cost of your meal will go directly to the Friends.
Contactless holds pickup is still available at Simpson Library. Place items on hold online or over the phone, and after you're notified that your holds are available, head to Simpson Library! Give us a call at 717-766-0171 when you arrive, and we'll check out your items before bringing them out to a cart in the vestibule. Please have your library card number handy when you arrive to pick up your holds.
Simpson Library is now a Virtual Partner with Community Aid! We no longer have a bin in our parking lot, but every time you take donations to Community Aid, tell them you want the proceeds to go to Simpson Library! Be sure to mention our partner number, 10351. We'll still earn money for your donations, and Community Aid saves money by not picking up donations from our location.
Read this month's issue of "BookPage" online! You can also pick up a print copy at the library.
School looks different for many students this year, but your public library is still here for you. Check out the many resources Simpson Library has to offer learners and educators to make this a successful school year in the midst of the challenges we're facing.
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