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Ages 6-12-Join us every Monday beginning March 9th to enjoy 
books, crafts, videos and more!

Journey Through a fictional world, solving problems and fighting monsters.

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Join us on Monday, April 27 at 6:30 pm to discuss The Librarians by Sherry Thomas

Genre: Contemporary/ Amateur Sleuth - 368 pages

In the leafy suburbs of Austin, Texas, a small branch library welcomes the public every day of the week. But the patrons who love the helpful, unobtrusive staff and leave rave reviews on Yelp don't always realize that their librarians are human, too. Hazel flees halfway across the world for what she hopes will be a new beginning. Jonathan, a six-foot-four former college football player, has never fit in anywhere else. Astrid tries to forget her heartbreak by immersing herself in work, but the man who ghosted her six months ago is back, promising trouble. And Sophie, who has the most to lose, maintains a careful and respectful distance from her coworkers, but soon that won't be enough anymore. When two patrons turn up dead after the library's inaugural murder mystery-themed game night, the librarians' quiet routines come crashing down. Something sinister has stirred, something that threatens every single one of them. And the only way the librarians can save the library--and themselves--is to let go of their secrets, trust one another, and band together....All in a day's work.

Copies will be available one month prior to discussion. It is also available on Libby as an ebook and audiobook. 
 

Bring your babies and toddlers for a short story, rhymes, movement, songs and more. This is a great way to introduce them to the library!

Ages 5-12 can stop in every Wednesday during the school year to paint their nails, add designs, and finish with gems or decals!

Join us in the Gallery Room for a lively, no-nonsense look at artificial intelligence that separates real-world impact from overblown hype. The program explores the opportunities and dangers of A.I. in clear, accessible terms, helping users to understand how it actually shapes everyday life. Come curious, leave informed - and enjoy some free pizza along the way!

Our spring series will be all about important anniversaries in American History! Our speakers will discuss books about events during 1776, 1826, 1876, 1926, and 1976 on April 1, 8, 15, 22, & 29 at 12:10pm.

April 1: Tim McCorry reviews Declaring Independence: Why 1776 Matters by Edward Larson

April 8: Richard Beatty reviews Red Jacket: Iroquois Diplomat and Orator by Christopher Densmore

April 15: Ron Chrzanowski reviews The Summer of 1876: Outlaws, Lawmen, and Legends in the Season that Defined the American West by Chris Wimmer

April 22: Peter Wisbey reviews Sesqui!: Greed, Graft, and the Forgotten World's Fair of 1926 by Thomas H. Keels

April 29: Jason Smith reviews The American Bicentennial: A Cultural History by Lawrence R. Samuel

Join us every Thursday @ 10:00 am for stories! Ages 0-5 are welcome!