News from Youth Services
Celebrate Diwali
Diwali is a special five-day holiday known as the Festival of the Lights. It is a very important holiday in the Hindu religion and in India, but it is also celebrated all over the world by people of different religions. Here at the library, we are so excited to celebrate Diwali with you! We will have amazing performers, crafts, and activities for families. We hope you’ll join us on from 10-11:30 a.m. on Saturday, October 4.
Hispanic Heritage Month
From September 15 to October 15, Hispanic Heritage Month celebrates the history, cultures, and contributions of Americans with Spanish, Mexican, Caribbean, Central, and South American ancestry. We’re here to connect you with books and learning experiences celebrating Hispanic heritage throughout the year. You’re invited to join us at a program, check out books by Latin American and Hispanic authors, and delve into resources that explore the achievements of Hispanic communities across the United States.
New Beginnings – September and October Programs
Here in Youth, the end of summer and the start of fall feel so bittersweet. Thank you for making our summer 2025 at the library so much fun! We’re here to keep the fun, learning, and memory-making going all year long for babies through fifth graders. Whether you’d like to meet other new parents, support…
Savor Summer at the Library
It’s here, it’s really here! Long days, warm breezes, drippy-sticky ice cream cones. What do you love most about summer? We hope the library will be part of your family’s memory-making this summer.
