Chapter Book Club (Ages 7-12)
Join us as we read through chapters between meetings and come together every other week for discussion/activities related to what we’ve been reading.
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Chapter Book Club (Ages 7-12)
Join us as we read through chapters between meetings and come together every other week for discussion/activities related to what we’ve been reading.
Date Begin
Date End
Event Registration
YES
Chapter Book Club (Ages 7-12)
Join us as we read through chapters between meetings and come together every other week for discussion/activities related to what we’ve been reading.
Date Begin
Date End
Event Registration
YES
Chapter Book Club (Ages 7-12)
Join us as we read through chapters between meetings and come together every other week for discussion/activities related to what we’ve been reading.
Date Begin
Date End
Event Registration
YES
Game Day for All!
1:00 pm, Community Room
Join us for an afternoon of board games, card games, games of skill and strategy. Fun for the entire family. The library has a stash of games to choose from or you are welcome to bring your own. Ages 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult. No registration necessary.
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Chapter Book Club (Ages 7-12)
Join us as we read through chapters between meetings and come together every other week for discussion/activities related to what we’ve been reading.
Date Begin
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Event Registration
YES
Gaming Club (Ages 10-18)
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Join us for card games, board games, trivia, video games, and socialization with other teens!
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American Girl Doll Sleepover (Ages 4-8)
Bring a doll friend for a special storytime, and then leave them at the library for a fun night of sleepover activities!
Pick them up the next day, and catch up on all their fun!
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Mysteries of the Honeybee Unveiled
Tuesday, July 29 6-7 PM
Side Lawn (In case of inclement weather, this program will be held in the Community Room)
Honeybees are an important creature living among us. This program is designed for children to help them understand the role this tiny, but fascinating insect plays in providing food to our table and in preserving our environment. In addition, explaining the cooperative nature of thousands of individual insects working together for the betterment of the whole colony; we can parallel and encourage some basic, preferred human kindness activities.
Tiffany Ayres spent over 25 years in the veterinary industry in the positions of Hospital Administrator, Adjunct Instructor, Regional Operations Manager, and Zoetis Animal Health Management Consultant (Veterinary branch of Pfizer). As she enhanced her training skills she taught and presented around the county for Fred Pryor National Seminars. In 2023, she established Keys to Bees, Inc. and achieved her Masters in Beekeeping from Cornell University. Today, she continues to train through the lens of the honeybee to a variety of participants. Most recently receiving a grant through the USDA SARE to establish a virtual platform for newer beekeepers to be successful. Her goal is to spread the word of the incredible life of pollinators, specifically the honeybee, and take steps to improve our co-existence striving towards environmental sustainability one step at a time.
Recommended for children ages 6 and up. Registration required. Limited to 25 children.
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West Shore Wildlife Center
10:30 am Community Room
Take a deep dive into the work and history of West Shore Wildlife Center. Learn about some of our past patients and their miraculous stories of recovery and return to the wild. Find ways to become more involved in our mission to inspire coexistence between humans and wildlife.
Recommended for mixed or older age groups. No registration required.
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