It’s 5 o’clock somewhere! Share and reminisce about the old days as you decorate your own wine glass. While you’re here enjoy a refreshing mocktail. You’ll receive a mocktail recipe book to take home and share with others for your next BBQ.
If you are pregnant or a mama caring for a newborn, please join us for the Center for Pregnancy Choices monthly Baby Basics and Breastfeeding class. It doesn't matter if this is baby #1, #2, #3 or more... you are welcome to join us! Learn tips and tricks from local lactation specialist Lesli White and community doulas! Call 601.527.8829 for more information or to reserve a seat.
Share small acts of kindness. Kindness Rocks are painted rocks that are decorated with positive and uplifting messages and then placed somewhere in the community for others to find. If you want to do this at home find some rocks, paint them using paint pens, and spray them with a sealer to protect them from the elements over time. Place these little acts of kindness in your garden or amongst the community where other rocks are located.
Today is World Emoji Day! We use emojis to communicate our feelings through digital platforms. Share your emotions with us. Adults will receive an 8.5 x 11 canvas to paint on and express how they are feeling in Emoji form.
Have questions about your genealogy? Please stop by to learn how you can answer those questions!
Sometimes you just want to dance! Today is the day to do just that at the library. Bring your dancing shoes (Liz will be wearing tennis shoes), line up, and learn a new dance or two. Have fun, laugh, and dance the morning away. If you can’t dance that’s okay, too. We would love to have you visit anyway!
Come play BINGO, meet new people, and win prizes!
We’re celebrating Lighthouse Day by making our own Solar Lighthouse. The materials we will use include an empty wine bottle, paint, and a solar light. Use this craft as a yard decoration or window display and shine a little light in the dark.
It’s National Creamsicle Day and what better way to beat the height of summer than with a refreshing creamsicle? Enjoy a creamsicle and choose a craft you may have missed out on this summer.
International Dot Day is soon approaching and we want to use your art to display in the library. The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds is a story of a caring teacher who dares a doubting student to trust in her own abilities by being brave enough to “make her mark”. Adults are encouraged to “make their make” by transforming a dot on a piece of paper into something more.
Start your day off with an exciting game of Dominoes and donuts. Make a new friend while you’re here.
