Getting a Library Card

Any child who is able to write his/her name may apply for a card. Applications for children must be signed by a parent or legal guardian.

Special Services

Librarians participate in a wide array of community education and assistance work throughout the year. Our staff regularly participates in the following:

• Reaching out to schools and students throughout the year
• Meeting with teachers and media specialists to help support the school curriculum
• Helping students with homework assignments
• Suggesting recreational reading materials
• Speaking to school assemblies
• Presenting book talks
• Promoting important programs such as the Summer Reading Program

Programs & Summer Projects

When homework is finished, all young people are encouraged to drop by the library to:

• Read stories together with friends
• Participate in the fun of drawing or learn a craft skill like origami
• Attend a program that features performers, storytellers, magicians or musicians

Climbing Your Family Tree!

Have you ever wanted to find out more about your family? Well, we can help you to find out more about your family history. Click below for fun excercises to get you started!

This Summer, Catch the Reading Bug at the Kid's Corner!

Story-times, arts and crafts, puppet shows and so much more! Stay Tuned!

8th

Mother’s Day Story-time and Craft. Join our story-time and make something special for mom.
3:30 p.m. Thursday

14th

Spanish Story-time with Maria Pellum. Cuentos en Español con Maria Pellum.
6:30 p.m. Wednesday

15th

Kid’s Movie: “Shrek the Third” When Fiona's father, the King, croaks, it's up to Shrek and his friends Donkey and Puss in Boots to find a suitable heir to the throne before Shrek becomes King of Far Far Away.
3:30 p.m. Thursday

28th

Spanish Story-time with Maria Pellum. Cuentos en Español con Maria Pellum.
6:30 p.m. Wednesday

Extended Calendar of Kids Events