Babies In Bloom
Parents and caregivers are invited to bring their babies (up to
24 months) for a fun-filled half-hour of stories, songs, rhymes
and fingerplays, all specifically designed to stimulate early infant
development.
After the designated programs, caregivers and their children can
stay for a lively and informative discussion of issues and concerns
related to caring for newborn to five year-olds. The presentations
will be hosted by Tot's Line, a County information and referral
service.
Seating is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis
for all programs.
Wednesdays, July 15 and August 19 at 10:15 am. Session schedule for June 17 is cancelled.
Prehistoric Party
Wednesday, August 19 at 2 pm.
Do you love Land of the Lost, Ice Age, The Flintstones? Then come party like it’s 2000 B.C.! Join us for a back to school party of prehistoric proportions!
For ages four to 12
Family Trivia Night
Tuesday, August 11 at 7 pm.
Test your “trivial” knowledge! Bring three to eight people and face off against other teams for fun prizes. Call the branch to reserve a table. Walk-ins also welcome.
For families
Battle of the Bands
Monday, August 17 from 7 to 8 pm.
Get ready to rock out! We’ve got the mic, the guitar and the drums (Xbox 360 Rock Band 2 will be used), but we need you for the fun!
Book Clubs
Meet friends and neighbors at the library for a lively discussion about some favorite popular books! The discussion will be led by library staff. Registration is encouraged. Maximum of 25 participants per session. Please call the branch to register.
For adults or teens, as specified.
The Reader by Bernhard Schlink
Tuesday, August 25 at 7 pm.
Fifteen-year-old Michael is drawn into a love affair with an older woman after she helps him recover from an illness. Fed by a love of literature and intimacy, their relationship blossoms. But Hanna disappears, only to resurface in Michael’s life years later when she is being tried as a Nazi war criminal. During the trial Michael realizes Hanna has been hiding a secret and that she would rather go to prison than reveal it.
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