Featured Events
Jun
10
2026
- Wednesday
- All Day
- Youth and Teen Services Librarian
- Kids
Tween Book Box
Tween Book Box
Calling all third, fourth, and fifth graders! Let a librarian select a book specifically for you! Included in the box is a treat, stickers, and other fun items that are yours to keep. Sign up by the 10th to receive the required questionnaire form that must be submitted by the 12th. Boxes can be picked up starting June 15th.
Jun
10
2026
- Wednesday
- 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM
- Activity Room
- Kids
Tales for Twos
Tales for Twos
Toddle in for stories, songs, rhymes, and activities designed to introduce pre-reading skills to children aged 24 to 35 months, with their parent or caregiver.
Jun
10
2026
- Wednesday
- 1:00 PM - 1:30 PM
- Activity Room
- Kids
Kindergarten Ready!
Kindergarten Ready!
Children ages 3-5 years old will listen to stories, sing songs, and engage in learning activities about letters, numbers, and more.
Jun
10
2026
- Wednesday
- 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
- Activity Room
- Kids, Teens
Furry Readers
Furry Readers
All readers and dog lovers are invited to grab a book, ruffle some fur, and read to a dog. Register to practice reading out loud to a certified therapy dog from Bright and Beautiful.
Jun
11
2026
- Thursday
- 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM
- Activity Room
- Kids
Little Wigglers
Little Wigglers
An introduction to story time for infants to 23-month-olds, this 30-minute interactive program will include stories, flannel board tales, songs, and finger plays.
Jun
11
2026
- Thursday
- 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
- Meeting Room
- Adults
The World Cup: Why Is Football Called Soccer? A History of the Most Popular Sport in the World
The World Cup: Why Is Football Called Soccer? A History of the Most Popular Sport in the World
The men's World Cup of Football is taking place in North America in the summer of 2026. It is the biggest sporting event in the world. From its origins in England to its present global popularity, Dr. John F. Lyons discusses the history of soccer with movie clips, photos, and newspaper reports from around the world. He traces the history of the World Cup, examines the reasons behind the slow growth of the game in the United States, and looks at the surge of interest in the women's sport in recent years.
