LEGO Harry Potter Event

LEGO Harry Potter Event

Come join us for this special LEGO Harry Potter Event to celebrate the Victory at the Battle of Hogwarts. 

Come craft some of Harry Potter-themed LEGO sets together to be displayed in the library for all to see. Registration is not required, but recommended so enough tables and chairs are set up for everyone. You can sign up here: click here.

 

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LEGO Father's Day Event

LEGO Father's Day

Come join us for this special LEGO Father's Day Event. 

Come build some LEGO food to give to your father on Father's Day. You can sign up here: click here.

 

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LEGO Mother's Day Event

LEGO Mother's Day

Come join us for this special LEGO Mother's Day Event. 

Come build a LEGO flower to give to your mom on Mother's Day. You can sign up here: click here

 

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Dickinson Jazz Ensemble

Jazz bandJoin us for our April Music at Bosler concert featuring the Dickinson Jazz Ensemble! Friday, April 25 at 7:00 pm. Concert is free and open to all! This concert is generously sponsored by F&M Trust.

The official Big Band of Dickinson College. Comprised of 15-20 students, the ensemble is a diverse cross section of various majors. The group performs music by great Big Band composers such as Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Glenn Miller, Thad Jones, and Quincy Jones.

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Dine-Out at Rakestraw's

Rakestraw's Dine-OutIt's always a good day for ice cream! Stop by Rakestraw's for some ice cream on Tuesday, April 29, and they will donate 15% of your bill to the Friends of Simpson Library! Just bring in a flyer or show it on your phone!

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Independent Bookstore Day

Whistlestop BookshopCelebrate Independent Bookstore Day at the Whistlestop Bookshop.

April 26, 2025
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Whistlestop Bookshop will donate 15% of sales to Bosler. In-store purchases only.

 

 

 

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Ice Cream Story Time

Ice Cream Story TimeIt's the tastiest story time ever! Children and their caregivers can enjoy ice cream-themed books and songs and then delight in an ice cream sandwich! Join us at 10:30 am or 11:30 am.

Ages: All children who love ice cream and their caregivers!

Registration: Please register for one session at least three days prior. You must register each person attending separately. 
Register online for 10:30 am
Register online for 11:30 am

Questions? Please email Danette or call 717-766-0171.

 

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Ice Cream Story Time

Ice Cream Story Time

It's the tastiest story time ever! Children and their caregivers can enjoy ice cream-themed books and songs and then delight in an ice cream sandwich! Join us at 10:30 am or 11:30 am.

Ages: All children who love ice cream and their caregivers!

Registration: Please register for one session at least three days prior. You must register each person attending separately. 
Register online for 10:30 am
Register online for 11:30 am

Questions? Please email Danette or call 717-766-0171.

 

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Night Light Storytime

Night Light StorytimeJoin us for a family friendly story time full of quiet, calming bedtime stories and songs. Feel free to wear PJ's and bring blankets and stuffies to be more comfy! This storytime is geared toward children ages 0-4. No registration is required. (Please note, the play area will NOT be available following this storytime due to library closing hours.)
 

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Aurora, Lights in the Sky

Text: "Aurora, Lights in the Sky" over image of Northern LightsAnderson Reading Room
No Registration Required
As part of the New Cumberland Earth & Arts Festival, we are learning about the Aurora Borealis from speaker Lou Thieblemont. Also known as the Northern Lights, this naturally-occurring light display in the night sky is the result of solar winds. In olden times, the ancients were mystified, and historical battles were even impacted by their appearance in the sky. You’ll also learn about some sites and apps that alert you to the likelihood of seeing an Aurora.
 

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