We hope everyone had a wonderful time at our “Flower Child” kid’s craft this morning. Be sure to visit the library’s stall at the Anthracite Heritage Festival later this month on Saturday, May 25 to craft a puppet of your own design!
We had a very imaginative group of builders this past week at LEGO Club. Catch us again for another Thursday evening of creativity and fun later this month on May 23 anytime from 5-6:30 PM upstairs at the library!
Don’t forget that this Saturday (5/11) at 10 AM is the library’s “Flower Child” kid’s craft. Featuring a child’s photo at the center of every flower, these are sure to brighten up anyone’s day!
If you’d like to stick around after the craft, local children’s author Judi Jessick will be visiting us with her new book, “Agatha Livermore and the Magic Cookie Spoon” starting at 11 AM!
Join us at the library next week on Tuesday (5/14) at 5 PM for a “Paper Art” adult craft and discover how ordinary pieces of paper can be crafted into the most extraordinary creations. Claim your place at the table soon as space is limited and only a few slots remain available!
We hope everyone had a great time at Book Bingo this evening! All are welcome to join us later this month on Thursday, May 16 at 6 PM for bingo, books, and a delightful evening that family and friends can all come and enjoy together.
Yesterday morning at Preschool Storytime & Movement we read a story starring a unicorn, sang our songs, and later got to color our own unicorns to take home. Preschool Storytime & Movement is held every Monday morning at 10 AM upstairs at the library and is a great way to jumpstart your little one’s literacy skills in a fun and welcoming environment!
Just a reminder that Book Bingo will be held this evening (5/7) at 6 PM upstairs at the library. Even if you don’t win any rounds, you’ll still be able to pick out a book of your choice to take home!
Join us at the library next Tuesday (5/14) at 5 PM for a “Paper Art” adult craft and discover how ordinary pieces of paper can be crafted into the most extraordinary creations. Claim your spot at this class soon as space is limited!
Join us this Saturday (5/11) at 11 AM for a visit from local children’s author Judi Jessick. Her new book, “Agatha Livermore and the Magic Cookie Spoon” is a delightful rhyming story about self-confidence and is sure to get you thinking about what you can do!
Thank you to local author Charmaine Welby for visiting our library to talk about her new book and how it blossomed from an inspired idea into a published work about the history of our area seen through the eyes and lives of ten extraordinary women.
The book “Anthracite: Everyday Women – Extraordinary Lives” is a touching tribute to the power of love, resilience, and the beauty found in life’s everyday moments. Copies currently available on Amazon!
