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We are pleased to present Adam Booth as our national storyteller this year! Adam is a nationally touring artist, appearing at premiere storytelling events across the United States. He is also a member of the Recording Academy (GRAMMYs) and his stories and recordings have been honored with many national awards, including a Parents’ Choice Gold Award and two Parents' Choice Silver Honors.

Hear "Stories for Families" with National Storytellers Noa Baum and Adam Booth, as well as several local tellers.

Hear "Stories for Families" with National Storytellers Noa Baum and Adam Booth, as well as several local tellers.

Love to knit, crochet, cross-stitch or create other fiber arts? Have a project under construction? This is the group for you! Join us for informal sessions with other creative people to share tips, troubleshoot problems and learn something new. Drop in for fun, friends and fiber! Volunteer coaches for knitting will be available.

Explore, create, and learn as you build with our collection of STEM toys, including Snap Circuits, KEVA Planks, Straws and Connectors, Magna-Tiles, and more! What is STEM? STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. There is a big push for youth to start learning about STEM early to better prepare them for jobs in the future. Registration required in advance. Grades K-8

Join us for a hands-on STEM program designed especially for you and your preschooler. Help your child develop important math, science and learning readiness skills while having fun! An adult caregiver must remain with the participating child. Limited to 10 participants. Advance registration required.

Making your own greeting cards is a great way to stay in touch with friends and family. It can be a fun stress reliever too! You are invited to join us for a session of creative greeting card crafting—all supplies are provided by the library. Registration required.

This is a lapsit program for youth and a caregiver to enjoy together. Introduce your little one to the sounds and rhythms of the spoken word giving them a head start on language learning. Youth must be accompanied by an adult.

Making your own greeting cards is a great way to stay in touch with friends and family. It can be a fun stress reliever too! You are invited to join us for a session of creative greeting card crafting—all supplies are provided by the library. Registration required.

Hearing stories is a great way to help children develop a love of language, books, and learning. These stories are hand-picked for youth ages 3 – 6. Parents need not attend, please stay in the building

Create your own designs on the library's new Cricut Maker! Register for one of these introductory classes on the Cricut Design Space software and create your first project. Basic computer skills required. Limited to seven per session. Registration required.

Celebrate National Puzzle Day by creating your own jigsaw puzzle! Each participant will be given a blank 8 x 10 puzzle to design as they wish. So fun! Limited to 40 participants. Registration ends on January 28 at 12:00 PM.

This is a lapsit program for youth and a caregiver to enjoy together. Introduce your little one to the sounds and rhythms of the spoken word giving them a head start on language learning. Youth must be accompanied by an adult.

Hearing stories is a great way to help children develop a love of language, books, and learning. These stories are hand-picked for youth ages 3 – 6. Parents need not attend, please stay in the building

Love to knit, crochet, cross-stitch or create other fiber arts? Have a project under construction? This is the group for you! Join us for informal sessions with other creative people to share tips, troubleshoot problems and learn something new. Drop in for fun, friends and fiber! Volunteer coaches for knitting will be available.

Hearing stories is a great way to help children develop a love of language, books, and learning. These stories are hand-picked for youth ages 3 – 6. Parents need not attend, please stay in the building