Census records are a valuable resource for family history research. Join local genealogy enthusiast, Maria McCollum, for an introduction to reading and understanding census records. Learn what information they contain, how to locate them using FamilySearch and Ancestry, and how to use the details they provide to continue building your family tree.

Adults. Please register.

Curious students in grades 2-5 are invited to join us for Wonder Club! At each monthly session, we’ll explore a different question and complete a hands-on activity to put learning into practice!

This month’s topic is “How do animals communicate?”

Please Note: There will be TWO sessions with the same topic and activities each month. Please register for ONE session.
Grades 2-5. Registration required.

It’s time for our annual Stuffed Animal Sleepover! Bring a stuffie to the Library for a special “Good Night Storytime” on November 13, then leave them behind for an exciting overnight sleepover! While the Library is closed, the stuffed animals will enjoy their own slumber party and adventures. Return in the morning on November 14 for a “Good Morning Storytime,” pick up your stuffed friend, and see photos of all the fun they had overnight! Limit one stuffed animal per child. If you cannot attend the Good Night Storytime, you may drop off an animal starting at 9 AM on November 13.

Goodnight Storytime: Friday, November 13 from 5:30-6:00 pm
Good Morning Storytime: Saturday, November 14 from 9:30-10:00 am

Ages 0-10. Limit ONE stuffed animal per child. No registration required.