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Stuffy Sleepover Pick-up Breakfast
If you're unable to make it to breakfast pickup, we will keep your stuffy safe until you're able to pick them up.
Come pick up your stuffy after their night of adventure in the library. There will yogurt, muffins, coffee and juice while we watch a picture slideshow of the stuffies' nighttime hijinks.
iPhone Smartphones for Beginners
Babies and Books
Story Play
ESOL Conversation Group
One-on-One Tech Help
While our library staff are not IT professionals, we have a wealth of practical IT skills and are happy to provide computer training and advice within the scope of our knowledge.
PM Story Play
Enjoy a structured 20-30 minute story time that combines books, songs, and games, followed by playtime for kids and their caregivers. This is the perfect place to meet new friends!
No registration required.
Notary Public Hours
Story Play
Fiber Arts Club
¨ Knitting
¨ Crocheting
¨ Felting
No Registration Necessary.
Crafternoon
For children of all ages (Children 7 and under may need assistance from a parent or caregiver)
On the first and third Wednesdays of the month, children and families can stop in for some crafting fun, together. Each week, we will create something new and the final product can be taken home to show off and enjoy.
Registration required. Please register separately for each individual date.
One-on-One Tech Help
While our library staff are not IT professionals, we have a wealth of practical IT skills and are happy to provide computer training and advice within the scope of our knowledge.
Jamesville Dewitt Middle School Advanced Art Showcase Reception
Adult Yoga
Story Play
Artist's Reception: Recreation Generation
CLD&J Music Series: Highland Winds
Toddler Sensory Play
Squishy, crunchy, warm, cold, pouring, digging… sensory play encourages learning through exploration, curiosity, problem solving and creativity. Let’s get those little hands dirty!
Registration required.
Babies and Books
One-on-One Tech Help
While our library staff are not IT professionals, we have a wealth of practical IT skills and are happy to provide computer training and advice within the scope of our knowledge.
Mystery Book Club
Monday, January 8 @ 2:00pm
Read any Agatha Raisin mystery
by M. C. Beaton
A middle-aged public relations agent moves to the Cotwolds where she ends up solving murders.
Monday, February 5 @ 2:00pm
Read any Royal Spyness mystery
by Rhys Bowen
Humorous historical mysteries featuring amateur sleuth and minor royal, Lady Georgie.
Monday, March 4 @ 2:00pm
Read any Chief Inspector Armand Gamache mystery
by Louise Penny
Gamache investigates murders that occur in the village of Three Pines, Quebec, in this character-driven series.
Monday, April 8 @ 2:00pm
Read any Alex Cross mystery
by James Patterson
AN African-American Metropolitan Police Detective counters threats to his family and the city of Washington, D.C.
More titles/author for discussion to be announced.
Registration Encouraged.
Story Play
ESOL Conversation Group
One-on-One Tech Help
While our library staff are not IT professionals, we have a wealth of practical IT skills and are happy to provide computer training and advice within the scope of our knowledge.