Tweens get together and delve into stories, from realistic fiction to graphic novels. We express our opinions through conversation, writing, drawing, and other creative activities. 

Susan Polos is reading Salvation and the Sea by Lilliam Rivera
Heide Shilstone is the Host & Moderator

Through songs, simple stories, lap bounces, and rhymes, we support early language development and bonding in a lively and welcoming environment. This program lays the foundation for a lifelong love of books and connection.

Join us at the library on the final Friday of every month for an after-school movie. Grab some popcorn and a comfy cushion to sit on and enjoy a fun, family-friendly film to kick off the weekend. 

April is National Poetry Month and you don’t have to be a poet to celebrate! Come to the library to “write” a Blackout Poem, a form of found poetry that just uses an existing text and a black marker.