Spring?

Looks like March is going out like a lion this week with lots of wind and cold temperatures.  Well, it’s nice and warm inside the library; and there’s so much to do!

There is a Library Board meeting coming up on Monday April 4 at 7pm.

We have recently beefed up our collection of kids’ music with cds by favorites like Ella Jenkins, Raffi, Dave Fry & Hap Palmer.  Also in the collection cds with music for kids from giants in the field of rock, folk, country, classical and jazz.  Michael’s favorite?  Little Richard doing the Hokey Pokey!

Don’t forget – story time for pre-school aged children is Fridays at 10:30.

February Break

Looking for something to do on February break?

Tuesday afternoon (12-4) we’ll be building rockets!

We have kits for all skill levels, and Jane even has a rocket project for the very young.
Also, Michael has a BIG surprise!
School’s out, so no excuses…
Thursday afternoon is Board Games day.  From mid-afternoon till closing we will be here for board games.  Play one of ours, or bring a favorite from home.’
Friday morning at 10:30 it’s Story time for pre-schoolers.  Since school is out older brothers and sisters are welcome.
We are closed on Monday for Presidents Day, but we are here for our regular hours the rest of the week.

February

February comes in like a lamb…wait, isn’t that a month early?!

Happenings in February:

Saturday February 6 is Take Your Child To the Library Day!  While you’re here you can make your own bookmark or play one of our many board games.  Bring a snack and make it an afternoon.

We are closed on Monday February 15 for Presidents Day.

Monday February 22 we will host the CCS PTA story time for the month at 6pm with a special guest reader…lots of fun!

Our Board Game Club continues this month.  Thursdays after school till we close at 5 stop in with your friends to play one of our many board games or bring a favorite game from home.

Story time for pre-school age children is Friday mornings at 10:30.  We frequently have guest readers.  Get out of the house and give your child a treat.