Show us your talent! No matter what age you are, we want to see your creativity. Stop by the library and pick up a canvas (while supplies last) before November 13th; paint on it, draw on it, make a collage on it, etc. Then return it by November 20th and we will display it in time for the community to see at the Community Tree Lighting event on November 30th.

TEENS! Explore your creativity by making Tiny Art to share with the community! In conjunction with out Community Canvas, stop by the library and pick up a tiny canvas (while supplies last); paint on it, draw on it, make a collage on it, etc. Then return it by November 20th and we will display it in time for the community to see at the Community Tree Lighting event on November 30th.

The Reading and Writing With Ann Frank exhibit from The Anne Frank Center for Mutual Respect will be on display upstairs behind the information desk through November 30. This large exhibit is bright and colorful and it celebrates Anne the girl and the writer, rather than her fate.

Play is an important part of early literacy development. In this program, parents and caregivers will engage in purposeful play with their children! Activities are separated by development area (imaginative play, fine motor skills, music, letters and numbers, etc). This is a drop-in program, come anytime during the hour. Ages 0-5 welcome!

For kid's in 3rd-8th grade. Do you like telling stories? Do you want to be a writer someday? This workshop, developed by author RL Stine and led by Miss Kaelyn, will help you with where to find ideas, how to create characters, and how to write your story (it doesn't have to be scary)! Tuesdays and Fridays through November. This is a seven session program, and each session builds on what we've done before. By registering for one session, you are registering for all of them. It's okay if you need to miss one, but if you need to miss more than that it's probably best to skip this program.