We have six Storytimes each week geared towards children and their families that include reading, singing, rhyming, and connection. Library staff read stories, sing songs, share jokes and rhymes, use finger plays, felt boards, and puppets, and offer hands-on activities to help develop early literacy skills. Families are encouraged to participate and at-home extension activities are shared.

LEAP into 45 minutes of reading, creating, building, and exploring. Parents/guardians are welcome and encouraged to participate.

Ages 6-12

Calling all creative kids! The Library’s Young Artist Club is a fun, welcoming space where imaginations run wild and creativity takes center stage. Explore new art techniques, experiment with different materials, and work on exciting projects alongside other young creators. Whether you love painting, drawing, crafting, or trying something totally new, the Young Artist Club is the perfect place to express yourself, learn new skills, and make colorful new friends!!

Ready for some furry fun? This program for independent readers allows children in K-5th grade to practice their skills by reading to certified Therapy Dogs. The library supplies the books and the dogs, and the children become storytellers. Registration takes place the day of the event at the Children’s Desk.

Collaborate, build, and explore your creative side!

Ages 6-12

This is an opportunity for community Chess players to learn skills and improve their game! Ages: Elementary school or others by request.