Activities

Children’s Activities

WEEKLY STORYTIMES AND KIDS ACTIVITIES

Follow the Library’s Facebook Events Page for the most up-to-date-information

 

Storytimes for kids ages 3-7

Saturday’s at 10:30am

At the library- SIGN UP REQUIRED. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

 

Our weekly story circle is a chance for kids ages 3 to 7 to come together to listen to some great stories, play games, be creative, and have fun! 

October 9th

Led by: Mylène

Red leaf yellow leaf:  stories and leaf rubbing actvity

October 16th

Led by: Talia & Elisa

THEME: TBA

 

October 23rd

THEME: TBA

 

October 30th

THEME: HALLOWEEN

 

 

FAMILY BOOK CLUB

Wednesday, October 27th at 6pm

Sign up required. Sign up here

Kids and parents are invited to come join a fun and informal meetup that is geared to spark excitement about books and reading. There will be games and activities, and participants will be invited to share what they’ve been reading recently.

Every other month, kids and parents are invited to read a selected work of middle grade fiction together, and then gather at the library to talk about it as a group, and dig deeper into the story and share insights and ideas.

More details  here

 

DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS NIGHT

The library’s D&D club meets once a month. We hope to begin holding in-person meetings over the summer.
For kids ages 9 and up.
Contact the library for details.

ADULT ACTIVITIES

BOOK CLUBS IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH

In English: Wednesdays October 13th & 27th at noon

On Zoom

Click here to join the meeting

Click here for a list of books discussed at past meetings

 

In French: Thursday, October 28 9am

At the library

PLEASE sign up in advance by contacting the library
bibliolen@gmail.com/ 819562-4949

 

Both clubs operate the same way: participants come prepared to share and discuss with the group one or several books they’ve read recently. All are welcome.

The French language “Club de Lecture” meets monthly to discuss what participants have been reading in a relaxed and convivial atmosphere. 

Are you an Anglophone looking to brush up your French, or a Francophone looking to practice your English? Both clubs welcome the participation of those looking to connect with literature and conversation in another language.