CHILDREN
WELCOME TO THE CHILDREN’S DEPARTMENT
Welcome to the newly-remodeled children’s space in the library. This is a fun space for our littlest readers and learners. In this space, we have play areas and a vast collection of children’s titles.
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Libby
Browse eBooks and eAudiobooks just for kids.
Hoopla
Discover eMaterials including movies and music.
Beanstack
Join and participate in reading challenges.
New Releases
Children’s Programs

Read to your infants and young children.
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K through 6th grade reading program.
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Start your reading challenge today.
Visit our resident friends Tootles and Nibs, the Budgerigar Parakeets, or say hi to our chinchilla, Hugo!
Our library staff is committed to ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone. We provide a range of interactive programs tailored for children of all ages. Explore our diverse offerings including story times, art classes, music & movement classes, gaming days, and more.
Love to hear stories read out loud? Come in and enjoy one of our Story Time events.
This is the go-to destination for kids who want to explore, learn, and have a good time!
Events
Creative Corner
Make paper snowflakes, marshmallow igloos, Bingo, and toss indoor snowballs! No mittens required!
Stuffy Sleepover
Bring your favorite stuffy to the library for a Stuffy Sleepover Adventure!
Playdate Café
We’ll have a fun play space for little ones and coffee or tea ready for parents to enjoy.
Toddler Sensory Time
Come explore sensory bins, crafts, and fun activities made just for toddlers.
Little Campers Storytime
Gather ’round for a story adventure! After the story, kids can enjoy a themed craft!
Chess at the Library
Love to play Chess? Join us for Chess at the Library. Every second Saturday...so mark your calendar!
“The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.”
—Dr. Seuss














