Study Sharp Tutoring
General Subjects: Monday-Thursday 4:00-6:00 PM
Math: Monday-Thursday 3:30-7:00 PM
Study Sharp free tutoring and homework help for all K-12 students. Whether your student is catching up or trying to get ahead, our professional tutors are here to help your child succeed. Appointments are available by clicking the button below or can be scheduled by calling the library.
Painted Lady Butterflies
Visit the Youth Services Department in April as we watch our caterpillars grow and emerge into Painted Lady butterflies. Release party to be scheduled after butterflies hatch.
Children’s Bookmark Contest – Preschool – Grade 4
April 7 – 26
Pick up your entry form beginning April 7 for the annual children’s bookmark contest in the Youth Services Department. Winning bookmarks will be distributed during Children’s Book Week in May. Stop by the library for more information.
Spa Night – Grades 3-7
Monday, April 28, 6:00-7:00 PM
Kids and tweens, stop by the library to learn some self-care tips and make your own recipes for masks, scrubs and more. Be prepared to pamper yourself.
Mommy and Me Tea – Ages 4 – 8
Saturday, May 3, 11:00 AM
Mommies (or caregivers) and their little ones are cordially invited to the library for a tea party. We will drink tea, make a craft and enjoy fun activities.
Children’s Book Week
May 5 – 10
Visit the Youth Services Department for fun activities during Children’s Book Week
Mario Kart Tournament: Kid’s Edition – Grades 2 – 4
Monday, May 5, 4:00-5:30 PM
Join us at the library and put your Mario Kart skills to the test! Who will be the champion?
Kids Cook: Mini Pizza – Grades 1 – 4
Monday, May 19, 4:00 PM
Who loves pizza? Create mini bagel and fruit pizzas.
Celebrate Scavenger Hunt Day at the Library – All Ages
Saturday, May 24, 9 AM – 6 PM
Come in and find all the bookworms hidden in the library to win a sweet prize.
Take Home Craft Kits – Preschool – Grade 4
Pick up a craft kit with all your supplies and directions to make a fun and cute craft. Kits available while supplies last.
April 1: Yarn Easter Egg
May 1: Sensory Bottle
Storywalk – All Ages
On May 1st, we will kick off our 2025 Storywalk at the library. Come enjoy a new fun interactive story each month. Stories are located along the sidewalk leading up to the library.
May: Find Fergus by Mike Boldt
Stay & Play – Ages Birth – 36 Months
Monday, May 5, 4:00-5:30 PM
10:00-11:00 AM
This is an unstructured free play time for both caregiver and child to play and socialize with others in the community in the comfort of the library.
Toddlertime – Ages 18-36 Months
Thursdays, March 20 – May 1
10:00–10:30 AM
Children can come enjoy stories, finger-plays, songs & a simple craft. Registration is required.
Storytime – Ages 3-5 Years
Wednesdays, March 19 – April 30
10:00-10:45 AM
This program encourages preschoolers to attend independently and includes stories, finger-plays, songs, and a simple craft. Registration is required.
Cookies & Books Book Discussion
1st Wednesday of the Month at 4:00 PM
Grades 3-4
Read a good book, eat sweet treats and do fun activities. Each month we will read books from a different genre. Registration is required.
April 2: Humor
May 7: Realistic Fiction
Children’s Challenges
Each month visit the Youth Services Department to create, make guesses and spend time together. Some challenges will change weekly so be sure to visit often.
April: Spring Scavenger Hunt
May: Sensory Station (activities will change weekly)
TonieBoxes & Tonies Now Available!
The Library has 4 TonieBoxes and a growing collection of Tonie figures available for check out. For more information visit our Tonie page!
1,000 Books Before Kindergarten
This free program encourages you to read 1,000 books with your child before they enter Kindergarten. The program is for kids from birth to the beginning of Kindergarten. Reading together helps develop important pre-reading skills to encourage learning success. Earn fun incentives while preparing your child to succeed in school.
Register by clicking the button below and then stop by the Youth Services Department to get your log.
500 Books Before Middle School
The concept of the program is simple: read a book, any book, and have fun! The goal is to read 500 books (on individual reading levels) before your child starts middle school (and yes, you can repeat books). This free program encourages kids in Kindergarten – 4th grade to reinforce the reading skills they are learning in school. Earn a free book and a sweet treat when you complete 500 books.
Register by clicking the button below and then stop by the Youth Services Department to get your log.
Birthday Greeting from the Library
Does your child love getting mail? Sign up your child aged 1-10 to receive a birthday greeting from the library. Around your child’s birthday they will receive a card with birthday wishes from the library. Click here to sign up or stop by the Youth Services Desk to register your child today. Program sponsored by the Friends of the Library.