Book Bingo Now & Later

We had another great turnout for Book Bingo yesterday evening. Whether you’re a frequent flyer or maybe just want to try something new out in the community that the whole family can enjoy, we hope to see you for Book Bingo next Thursday (2/15) or next month on March 5 (Tuesday) and/or March 21 (Thursday) all at 6 PM!

Mahjong for Beginners

Join us tomorrow afternoon for Mahjong! This new program for adults is held at the library every Wednesday from 1-3 PM. If you’d like to learn the American version of this game, sign up is a must so please stop by the library, give us a call, or send an email to shamokincoallibrary@gmail.com.

Upcoming Kid’s Craft (2/10/24)

Join us at the library next Saturday (2/10) at 10 AM for a Valentine’s Day kid’s craft! This month we’ll be painting ceramic hearts, so wearing some older clothes may be in order. Space is limited and sign up is required. Be sure to claim your spot soon by giving us a call or sending an email to the address listed below!

Sharing the Love of Reading

We’re all decorated for Valentine’s Day at the library! Stop by this month for books, programs, and more all while taking in and admiring the excellent decorating job done by our wonderful staff. Stay up to date with everything going on at your local library and always remember to share your love of reading with others!

Blind Date with a Book

To kick off the month of February, come down to the library and pick out your “Blind Date with a Book” selection from our front display area! Each book has a hint concerning what it’s about written on the outside, so it’s up to you to decide which one sparks your interest based on the clue.

Once you’ve read the book, be sure to fill out the “Rate Your Date” bookmark inside and return it for a chance to win a special prize at the end of the month!

Take Your Child to the Library Day (2/3/24)

“Reading has astonishing benefits for children: comfort and reassurance, confidence and security, relaxation, happiness and fun. Giving a child time and full attention when reading them a story tells them they matter. It builds self-esteem, vocabulary, feeds imagination and even improves their sleeping patterns.”-National Literacy Trust