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A timely meditation on generosity and interconnection, this short piece of writing invites readers to rethink economics through the lens of reciprocity and abundance. Drawing on Indigenous wisdom and ecological insight, it offers a powerful…
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Love books? Join other readers (ages 9–13) for lively Zoom discussions led by a Library staff member. Each month, we’ll dive into a new title, share ideas, talk about characters and build community through stories.
Space is limited so…
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Explore key moments in American history through the eyes of relatable characters in this engaging book club. American Girl books offer unique historical insights from a girl’s point of view. Join us to read, participate in an activity and…
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Do you want to learn English in a comfortable, non-competitive environment? We offer intermediate and advanced classes with no testing or attendance requirement. You are welcome to join as many or as few classes as you like. Registration is…
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A timely meditation on generosity and interconnection, this short piece of writing invites readers to rethink economics through the lens of reciprocity and abundance. Drawing on Indigenous wisdom and ecological insight, it offers a powerful…
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Get your hands messy and explore the art of papermaking in this one-of-a-kind workshop. Using fresh pulp from a local paper maker, you’ll learn the step-by-step process to craft your own handmade paper.
For inquiries about accessibility and…
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A timely meditation on generosity and interconnection, this short piece of writing invites readers to rethink economics through the lens of reciprocity and abundance. Drawing on Indigenous wisdom and ecological insight, it offers a powerful…
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Join us for an interactive come-and-go Storytime featuring Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus by Mo Willems. This event offers various stations with read-alouds, audiobooks, sensory play, art and storytelling. Designed to be inclusive…
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A timely meditation on generosity and interconnection, this short piece of writing invites readers to rethink economics through the lens of reciprocity and abundance. Drawing on Indigenous wisdom and ecological insight, it offers a powerful…
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Young writers ages 9 - 12 are invited to this one-hour collaborative writing club. Prompts, activities and encouragement will be provided. Registration is required; please register for each month.
For inquiries about accessibility and…
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Calling all first, second and third graders! If you love reading, join us for a fun book exploration. Each session, we’ll dive into a new book with a staff-led talk and activity inspired by the story.
Space is limited so registration for…
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A timely meditation on generosity and interconnection, this short piece of writing invites readers to rethink economics through the lens of reciprocity and abundance. Drawing on Indigenous wisdom and ecological insight, it offers a powerful…
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A timely meditation on generosity and interconnection, this short piece of writing invites readers to rethink economics through the lens of reciprocity and abundance. Drawing on Indigenous wisdom and ecological insight, it offers a powerful…
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Join us for an interactive come-and-go Storytime featuring Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus by Mo Willems. This event offers various stations with read-alouds, audiobooks, sensory play, art and storytelling. Designed to be inclusive…
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Join us for an interactive come-and-go Storytime featuring Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus by Mo Willems. This event offers various stations with read-alouds, audiobooks, sensory play, art and storytelling. Designed to be inclusive…
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A timely meditation on generosity and interconnection, this short piece of writing invites readers to rethink economics through the lens of reciprocity and abundance. Drawing on Indigenous wisdom and ecological insight, it offers a powerful…
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Tweens ages 9-13: Let’s get together to read new books, discuss ideas and characters and meet other book lovers! Each session features a new book, a staff-led group discussion and a related activity.
Space is limited so registration for…
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A timely meditation on generosity and interconnection, this short piece of writing invites readers to rethink economics through the lens of reciprocity and abundance. Drawing on Indigenous wisdom and ecological insight, it offers a powerful…