Explore mud, head to toe, so dress in things that can get stained. Mud pies will be made and adorned with natural items like stones, sticks, grass, and flowers. Pies will then be placed in the Nature Play Area. Afterward, get clean in the bubble pool. Bring a towel and a change of clothes. Meet […]
Objects found in nature can be used to create unique designs. Make a piece of artwork using stamps crafted out of things found outdoors. Examples of stamps that will be […]
Corn was a staple food for pioneers. Learn how pioneers grew, harvested, and prepped the corn, the different kinds that were grown, and food dishes that used corn. Johnny cakes, […]
Aim, shoot, and score! Learn safety measures and the basics of archery from a Certified Archery Instructor while shooting arrows at targets with a compound bow. Archery equipment will be […]
Are you a teen interested in sewing or looking to build your skills? Join your friends at the library for a Teen Sewing Group. Materials will be provided for basic […]
Join the FHCPL Dungeons & Dragons Group. Step into a world of fantasy, teamwork, and imagination. Whether you're new to DND or an experienced adventurer, all players are welcome! We’ll […]
The Perseid Meteor Shower peaks in mid-August and is one of the most popular meteor showers of the year. Learn where it gets its name, how it’s connected to the […]
Some animals have bones growing out of their head! Get a close look at the horns and antlers of different animals, including cows and deer. Activities will include an antler […]
Some animals are crepuscular, meaning they are active during dawn and dusk. Learn why some animals are crepuscular, such as the white-tailed deer and eastern cottontail rabbit. On a sunset […]
