Mother Goose on the Loose is an award-winning nursery rhyme program for children from birth through age 5. Children and caregivers enjoy nursery rhymes, music, and movement during this 30-minute interactive program.
Come check out our big dinosaur bones and build your own dinosaur, by yourself or with a team and play some games with us at the library
Kids and adults of all skill levels are invited to learn about and play chess on Thursday afternoon at 3:30pm. No child drop offs under the age of 12
Join Tina Altizer for an informative and educational program on invertebrates.
Come play American Mahjong at the library! If you're a newcomer we're happy to help you learn, and if you're experienced you'll fit right in. Every Thursday at 6PM.
Join us for a preschool age introduction to music and movement. We will dance, sing, play musical instruments, learn rhythm, have snowballs fights, and play with the parachute. This is a free program.
Join us for a preschool age introduction to music and movement. We will dance, sing, play musical instruments, learn rhythm, have snowballs fights, and play with the parachute.
Mother Goose on the Loose is an award-winning nursery rhyme program for children from birth through age 5.
Join other tweens and teens and enjoy a different craft or activity every month. All materials provided. For ages 10 - 18.
Join us for our first Tween/Teen Book Club at the Richlands Branch on June 29, 2026, at 6 pm. We will be discussing Escape from Mr. Lemoncello's Library by Chris Grabenstein. Kyle Keeley loves all kinds of board, puzzle, and video games. He is excited because Luigi Lemoncello, his favorite game creator, is building a library in his hometown. Kyle wins a coveted spot to be one of the first ... Read More
Join us for a preschool age introduction to music and movement. We will dance, sing, play musical instruments, learn rhythm, have snowballs fights, and play with the parachute.
Join us at the library for afternoon fun every Tuesday. Enjoy building with LEGOs, assembling puzzles and playing board games. Read aloud to Duke, the Library Therapy Dog. Ask us about riding the bus to the library on Tuesdays. This is a free program.
