2024 NATIONAL MEDAL
for Museum and Library Service Finalist
Join teen volunteer Eliot to learn how to play Dungeons and Dragons! This cult classic tabletop roleplaying game allows for immersive adventures in fantasy realms. Learn how to develop your own original character and then work together with other players to pursue buried treasure as a pirate crew!
Join teen volunteer Eliot to learn how to play Dungeons and Dragons! This cult classic tabletop roleplaying game allows for immersive adventures in fantasy realms. Learn how to develop your own original character and then work together with other players to pursue buried treasure as a pirate crew!
Paint a decorative dish for spring. This program is for grades 3+. Registration required. Click here to register.
UPDATE: This program has been cancelled due to a scheduling conflict with the host. The new date for the program is Tuesday, April 1 from 4-6pm.
Decorate a sun catcher to catch the Spring rays! This program is for grades 4+. Registration is required. Click here to register.
Join us for a special hour exclusively for families with children, teens and young adults who experience sensory sensitivities, held before the library opens to the public.
Please click this link to register.
For any inquiries, please email Karen Geist, Accessibility Librarian
Come join us to create a 3D Hot Air Balloon Card.
Age 5+
Join TAG volunteer Diksha for this fun craft! Available to Grades 6+.
Participants will learn how to create their own miniature books from scratch. We'll fold, cut, glue, and assemble paper into tiny books with covers that they can decorate or covers that can be of another book. This is perfect for jotting down notes, doodles, or mini stories. This hands-on activity will guide attendees through every step of the process!
Let's craft like it's 2012! Kids in 1st grade and up can go (slightly) old school with the library's awesome teen volunteers and learn to make a simple rubber band bracelet on their fingers or using some of the Rainbow Loom tools.
Families with children in 1st grade and up are invited to this special workshop presented by Kathy DiMario, a psychology instructor and counselor who developed Think Pawsitive: Posha’s Superpower Toolbox, a social-emotional learning (SEL) tool that combines cognitive psychology and self-esteem principles to help children build resilience and manage negative thoughts.