March's In-House Activities

There are always special activities set up around the library for kids and tweens. Though they are posted as an event on the first of the month, these activities will be available all month long (while supplies last), and require no registration. Next time you're in the kids section, keep an eye open for what we have to offer! 

The Drawing Board:

Visit the Drawing Board in the juvenile section for step-by-step drawing tutorials. This month we are attempting to draw Kirby: simple but satisfying, and perfect for beginners. Stop by the circulation desk for drawing supplies. When you are finished, you can either take your drawing home with you or turn it into the Information Desk to be hung on the Drawing Board. No registration required.

Which Would Win:

This month we're hoping to solve a delightful dilemma, which would win: a ball-pit or a bouncy castle? Stop by the alcove near juvenile non-fiction to cast your vote and make your voice heard.

Literary Horoscope

See what the stars have in store for you, dear reader. Full horoscopes with reading recommendations are available on the slat wall in the teen section. Appropriate for readers age 14+

Curbside Crafts:

This month, we’re making a very interesting bracelet out of cut up drinking straws. Kits will be available on the table outside of the Youth Services office, starting March 1st.

2025: A Year of Holidays

Located on the wall next to circulation (across from the holds shelf),  this is a monthly calendar that tells you how to celebrate each day. Celebrate 10 days in a month and collect a small prize. 

First Chapter Friday

Looking for something new to read but can't decide where to start? Join Ms. Carrie for a selected reading from Fortune Tellers, by Lisa Greenwald, a story about friendship, changes, and folded paper fortune tellers! Millie, Nora, and Bea are three best friends, but can they stay that way?

This program will be available on our YouTube account starting March 7th!