Green is the color of April. Did you know that April is Lawn and Garden month? Are you planning on planting a garden this year? Last year, we were lucky enough to receive seed donations and were able to give children seeds to plant at home and grow. This year, we have partnered with Neighborhood Forest and offered free seedlings to plant (more details below).
This week (April 3-April 9) is National Library Week. This week is used to celebrate the nation's libraries, the contributions of library workers and promote library use and support. To celebrate we have a couple of interactive activities that you can take part in at the library.
We have a lot of programs to share with you for the month of April!
Feeling creative? What will you make?
Crafts to go- your one stop for crafts for your kids!
Women’s History Month is observed during the month of March as a way to celebrate women’s contributions to history, culture and society. It can also be used as a time to honor the women who have made a difference in your life; whether that be a mother, grandmother, sister, friend or teacher. Who has made a difference in your life?
We’ve got a lot of activities planned for March- in house programming, virtual programs, crafts and of course, new books!
This week’s post is for the parents- we are bringing back your favorites! As you may have noticed on TV (looking at you Peacock), a lot of shows that were popular in the past are being reimagined as new. Be warned that what you knew as a child might be a little darker and not as child friendly as you may like, but we have rounded up some remakes and crossovers that you and your child might like. Some of these shows are only available on Amazon Pr
National Pizza Day is Wednesday, February 9. If you ever see our calendar in the children’s room, you know we like to highlight some different holidays. Come in on Wednesday, February 9 to see our display of pizza themed books, some scratch and sniff pizza bookmarks, and a paper craft to make your own pizza- while supplies last.
