The Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs Winter Reading Program
Monday, January 20th - March 20th

Children are invited to take part in our Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs Winter Reading Program throughout the winter!

Simply check out any 4 books from the Children’s Section of the library and your child will receive the weekly dwarf. Write the child's name on the weekly dwarf and give it back to Ms. Tami to receive a raffle ticket. On the raffle ticket, write your name and phone number on the ticket, and place it in the Winter Reading jar. The program runs from Monday, January 20th through March 20th (the last day of Winter) where one lucky winner will be chosen from the jar!

Pop-Up Art - Perler Beads
Monday, February 24th at 4:00pm
Children (Ages 4 and up)
In the Community Center

Let's get ready for St. Patrick's Day with some Perler beads! Perler beads are small, colorful plastic beads that can be fused together to create patterns. They are also known as Hama beads or Nabbi beads. These beads offer open-ended creative expression and are great for pixel art. This craft is best for children over 4 years of age.

Space is limited! Please register for this program online here.

Purple Crayon Storytime
Tuesday, February 25th at 11:00am
Children (Ages 2-6)

Children ages 2-6 are invited to this South Park Library storytime. It's all about the purple crayon. We will start every week by introducing ourselves to the group then reading and listening to our weekly book. The children will continue to work on "SIGHT WORD OF THE DAY." Plus, we will be reading each of the Harold and the Purple Crayon books. Kids will also be interacting with the other kids and making friends along the way. The fun doesn’t end there, the kids will also have the opportunity to make a craft that ties in to the book we just read. This storytime will allow the kids to release their creativity!

Space is limited! Please register for this program online here.

Nursery Rhyme Storytime
Wednesday, February 26th at 10:30am
Children (Ages 0-2)

We will have rhymes, lifts, and bounces. There will be music, bubbles and smiles. Sharing nursery rhymes at a young age helps children recognize Jack and Jill when they show up later in a rhyme or in a new story. These deep connections contribute to children’s understanding of narrative norms as well as fuel print motivation as they enjoy revisiting old friends in new stories. This is a great way to create a bond with you child, grandchild or just a special child. So be sure to join us for Jack and Jill, Humpty Dumpty and Twinkling Stars, and so much more!

Space is limited! Please register for this program online here.

Children's Book Club: The Wild Robot Protects
Thursday, February 27th at 5:15pm

Let’s get to ready to read and have fun!

The lovable robot, Roz (The Wild Robot), was last seen being ripped away from her goose son, Brightbill, and hauled unwillingly back to the factory for the Makers to repair and reassign her. She is reactivated on Hilltop Farm, where Mr. Shareef expects her to tend to farm duties, including caring for the many cows and making repairs around the farm. She is programmed to obey orders, including those from Mr. Shareef's children, Jaya and Jad. Roz is homesick for her prior life on the remote island with her goose son, and all of her other animal friends, but she feels trapped, and fears Mr. Shareef will find out her secret—that she is "defective" and able to think, plan, and speak the languages of the animals. Roz is torn: while she enjoys helping on the farm and spending time with the children, she desires a reunion with her son even more. With the children's help and blessing, and the cows' assistance, Roz develops an escape plan.

Parents need to know that The Wild Robot Protects is the third volume of a series by author-illustrator Peter Brown. It picks up the adventures of Roz the robot as she struggles to save her animal friends from a poison tide that threatens their island home. She leaves her island home to stop the poison tide. The kids loved this book. So we are reading the 3rd book in the series...THE WILD ROBOT PROTECTS. Readers need not have read the previous installments to enjoy this sequel!

Space is limited! Please register for this program online here.

Purple Crayon Storytime
Tuesday, March 4th at 11:00am
Children (Ages 2-6)

Children ages 2-6 are invited to this South Park Library storytime. It's all about the purple crayon. We will start every week by introducing ourselves to the group then reading and listening to our weekly book. The children will continue to work on "SIGHT WORD OF THE DAY." Plus, we will be reading each of the Harold and the Purple Crayon books. Kids will also be interacting with the other kids and making friends along the way. The fun doesn’t end there, the kids will also have the opportunity to make a craft that ties in to the book we just read. This storytime will allow the kids to release their creativity!

Space is limited! Please register for this program online here.

Nursery Rhyme Storytime
Wednesday, March 5th at 10:30am
Children (Ages 0-2)

We will have rhymes, lifts, and bounces. There will be music, bubbles and smiles. Sharing nursery rhymes at a young age helps children recognize Jack and Jill when they show up later in a rhyme or in a new story. These deep connections contribute to children’s understanding of narrative norms as well as fuel print motivation as they enjoy revisiting old friends in new stories. This is a great way to create a bond with you child, grandchild or just a special child. So be sure to join us for Jack and Jill, Humpty Dumpty and Twinkling Stars, and so much more!

Space is limited! Please register for this program online here.

Purple Crayon Storytime
Tuesday, March 11th at 11:00am
Children (Ages 2-6)

Children ages 2-6 are invited to this South Park Library storytime. It's all about the purple crayon. We will start every week by introducing ourselves to the group then reading and listening to our weekly book. The children will continue to work on "SIGHT WORD OF THE DAY." Plus, we will be reading each of the Harold and the Purple Crayon books. Kids will also be interacting with the other kids and making friends along the way. The fun doesn’t end there, the kids will also have the opportunity to make a craft that ties in to the book we just read. This storytime will allow the kids to release their creativity!

Space is limited! Please register for this program online here.

Nursery Rhyme Storytime
Wednesday, March 12th at 10:30am
Children (Ages 0-2)

We will have rhymes, lifts, and bounces. There will be music, bubbles and smiles. Sharing nursery rhymes at a young age helps children recognize Jack and Jill when they show up later in a rhyme or in a new story. These deep connections contribute to children’s understanding of narrative norms as well as fuel print motivation as they enjoy revisiting old friends in new stories. This is a great way to create a bond with you child, grandchild or just a special child. So be sure to join us for Jack and Jill, Humpty Dumpty and Twinkling Stars, and so much more!

Space is limited! Please register for this program online here.

Read to the Dogs - Luck of the Irish
Thursday, March 13th at 6:30pm

Purple Crayon Storytime
Tuesday, March 18th at 11:00am
Children (Ages 2-6)

Children ages 2-6 are invited to this South Park Library storytime. It's all about the purple crayon. We will start every week by introducing ourselves to the group then reading and listening to our weekly book. The children will continue to work on "SIGHT WORD OF THE DAY." Plus, we will be reading each of the Harold and the Purple Crayon books. Kids will also be interacting with the other kids and making friends along the way. The fun doesn’t end there, the kids will also have the opportunity to make a craft that ties in to the book we just read. This storytime will allow the kids to release their creativity!

Space is limited! Please register for this program online here.

Nursery Rhyme Storytime
Wednesday, March 19th at 10:30am
Children (Ages 0-2)

We will have rhymes, lifts, and bounces. There will be music, bubbles and smiles. Sharing nursery rhymes at a young age helps children recognize Jack and Jill when they show up later in a rhyme or in a new story. These deep connections contribute to children’s understanding of narrative norms as well as fuel print motivation as they enjoy revisiting old friends in new stories. This is a great way to create a bond with you child, grandchild or just a special child. So be sure to join us for Jack and Jill, Humpty Dumpty and Twinkling Stars, and so much more!

Space is limited! Please register for this program online here.

Our Presentation Celebration program is a great way to meet some new friends. Join us for some education, presentation skills, and crafts/games. Space is limited! Please register for this program online here.

The Bug Lady is Back
Saturday, March 22nd at 2:00pm
in the Community Center

Children are invited to go on a buggy adventure to the world of Entomology at "The Bug Lady" program. This Live Insect program features a collection of exotic and local insects and arachnids of the Animalia kingdom. Enjoy viewing insects and arachnids close-up. Learn the characteristics of what makes something an insect and/or an arachnid. Participate in a fun activity as a review of the body parts of insects. Also, learn about diseases that specific insects carry and more!

Space is limited! Please register for this program online here.

Pop-Up Art - Diamond Art
Monday, March 24th at 4:30pm
in the Community Center
(Best for Children over 4 years of age)

Diamond painting is a simple and fun hobby that has taken the crafting world by storm. Creating a sparkling masterpiece is as easy as affixing vibrantly colored resin rhinestones to a self-adhesive canvas with a diamond art kit. The canvas is printed with the design as well as symbols to let you know exactly which color to place in each spot.

A relatively new art form to the craft industry, diamond art has rapidly become a favorite among beginners and kids. It does not require any special skills, and anyone can make beautiful diamond artworks that shimmer, sparkle and shine when they paint with diamonds.

Space is limited! Please register for this program online here.

Purple Crayon Storytime
Tuesday, March 25th at 11:00am
Children (Ages 2-6)

Children ages 2-6 are invited to this South Park Library storytime. It's all about the purple crayon. We will start every week by introducing ourselves to the group then reading and listening to our weekly book. The children will continue to work on "SIGHT WORD OF THE DAY." Plus, we will be reading each of the Harold and the Purple Crayon books. Kids will also be interacting with the other kids and making friends along the way. The fun doesn’t end there, the kids will also have the opportunity to make a craft that ties in to the book we just read. This storytime will allow the kids to release their creativity!

Space is limited! Please register for this program online here.

Nursery Rhyme Storytime
Wednesday, March 26th at 10:30am
Children (Ages 0-2)

We will have rhymes, lifts, and bounces. There will be music, bubbles and smiles. Sharing nursery rhymes at a young age helps children recognize Jack and Jill when they show up later in a rhyme or in a new story. These deep connections contribute to children’s understanding of narrative norms as well as fuel print motivation as they enjoy revisiting old friends in new stories. This is a great way to create a bond with you child, grandchild or just a special child. So be sure to join us for Jack and Jill, Humpty Dumpty and Twinkling Stars, and so much more!

Space is limited! Please register for this program online here.

Take a Leap Read to the Cats
Thursday, March 27th at 6:30pm
at Bailey's Cat Haven

March is the purrfect time to try Reading to the Cats at Bailey's Cat Haven, located across the street from South Park Library. Reading to animals at a shelter can give the reader and the cat some much needed one-on-one time with a companion in a calm, non-stressful setting. It can also help skittish cats develop social skills that give them a better chance of being adopted. "Everyone participating in this program will have a book to read to the cats, or you can bring a favorite book."

Parking is limited at Bailey's Cat Haven, but you are permitted to park in Gil's parking lot and walk over.

Space is limited! Please register for this program online here.