Month Calendar

Grades 4-8 can learn the basics of animation and create their own short films. On the final day, January 4, they will showcase their creative projects in a special viewing event for families and friends to attend in the Stockwell Room. 

Teens and adults can join us for an afternoon of sipping on delicious boba tea, eating popcorn, and watching Princess Mononoke. Parents, please note Princess Mononoke is rated PG-13 due to violence. 

Grades 4-8 can learn the basics of animation and create their own short films. On the final day, January 4, they will showcase their creative projects in a special viewing event for families and friends to attend in the Stockwell Room. 

Families can join us for an afternoon of sipping on delicious boba tea, eating popcorn, and watching a beloved Studio Ghibli film: Ponyo. 

Grades 4-8 can learn the basics of animation and create their own short films. On the final day, January 4, they will showcase their creative projects in a special viewing event for families and friends to attend in the Stockwell Room. 

Grades 4-8 can learn the basics of animation and create their own short films. On the final day, January 4, they will showcase their creative projects in a special viewing event for families and friends to attend in the Stockwell Room. 

Grades 4-8 can learn the basics of animation and create their own short films. On the final day, January 4, they will showcase their creative projects in a special viewing event for families and friends to attend in the Stockwell Room. 

"Sit, Stay, Read" is back at the library! This beloved program invites young readers to drop in and enjoy the unique experience of reading to a friendly therapy dog.

This program covers a wide range of topics related to healthy living, including information from outside presenters. 
- Dec: Make & Eat Gingerbread Cookies
- Jan: Music Therapy with University Hospital

Bring your unwanted puzzles to the library. Puzzles for all ages are welcome. Puzzles must have all the pieces or be clearly marked on the outside of the box to say there are pieces missing.