This story time is for children held in caregiver laps for books, songs, and puppets. Through this story time interaction, your baby will develop language and social skills. Plus, story time fosters a close emotional relationship between you and your baby. Babies learn to associate books with the pleasure of being with parents, and this pleasure will translate to a love of reading.

This story time focuses on books, puppets, and songs. Speaking puppets help bring stories to life and spark the imagination in your child. Our main focus at Preschool Story Time is to instill a love of reading, encourage creativity, and help children become aware of the world around them.

Join Karla Cox as she reads from and talks about her new children's book Black Man White Man. Copies of the book will be available for purchase.

B.A.R.K. is for kids who want practice reading with non-judgmental listeners - dogs! The Library offers this special program with local therapy dogs. Children in grades K-5 sign up to read aloud to a dog for 20 minutes. The dog’s handler is present at all times. Contact Youth Services at 355-1489 for more details and to register. Each event date has designated reading times that must be reserved in advance. Readers may sign up for 1 session each.

Natasha Romanoff confronts the darker parts of her ledger when a dangerous conspiracy with ties to her past arises.

HQ (Teen Headquarters) is open for walk-in use by teens in grades 6-12.