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.

What song do most vampires despise?  “You are my Sunshine” We are going to take a look at the Sun, not only to keep vampires away but, to take a glance before the big annular solar eclipse due to take place on October 14, 2023. We will be using SUNoculars and a SolarMax telescope to safely observe the Sun.

Celebrate the spooky season with trivia questions and answers about candy, movies, music, pop culture, and other spirited traditions all while taking a bite out of delicious cookies.

Decorate your home for the Spooky season by painting a wood door hanger cut out. Wood cutouts and paint will be provided.

Some potions may not keep you young forever, but we have just the brew to keep you relaxed. Put your apothecary skills to use, mix up some Epsom salt, fragrance oil, and pigmented powder to ease those achy bones.

A body has been found in the library. Was it murder? Was it an accident? Who did it? Was there a weapon? Can you solve the clues of the case?

Stop by to create your own apron to wear as you prepare for Thanksgiving.