"Take Your Child to the Library Day" is February 7th
Story time with Winnie the Pooh and other activities are sure to make this a great event!
Visit Winnie Feb 7th at 11 AM
Join us on February 7th at 11 AM as we celebrate national "Take Your Child to the Library Day." Winnie the Pooh will be with us for story time as well as a scavenger hunt, raffle, prizes, and snacks! Thank you to our friends at the Believe in Books foundation who made Winnie's appearance possible.
The Conway Board of Selectmen will issue the following proclamation at their Feb. 3rd meeting in honor of Take Your Child to the Library Day:
Whereas libraries serve as community resources for children and families
Whereas children develop literacy skills and form a life-long love of reading at libraries
Whereas libraries provide free opportunities for children and families to enjoy engaging programs and a diverse array of materials and services
Whereas libraries strive to inform children and families of resources and services available to them that will enrich, educate, and entertain citizens
Be it resolved that the first Saturday of February will hereby be designated as Take Your Child to the Library Day in the Town of Conway
Learn basic investing principles at this AARP sponsored event
Monday, Feb. 9, 2015, 6:00-7:30
Whether you are still working, or getting ready to collect Social Security, we introduce you to the tools to help you calculate what you have and what you'll need.
This engaging workshop is filled with opportunities to develop and sharpen your financial skills in:
Did you get an e-reader or tablet for Christmas? One way to use your new present is to read books and we have lots of them. Your library card offers you access to over 18,000 e-books and e-audiobooks that can be downloaded to your device. Get started by downloading the Overdrive app at your app store. If you have any problems just email us at [email protected] for help.
Talk, Sing, Read, Write, Play: How Libraries Reach Kids Before They Can Read
Literacy begins at home - there are a number of simple things parents can do with their young children to help them get ready to read. But parents can't do it all alone, and that's where community services, especially libraries, come in. Check out this interesting story from NPR.
15th Century Tech Support
Can you imagine what it must have been like for a librarian or just anyone to gaze upon a book for the first time in the 15th century? New technology always brings with it a new set of problems.
Medieval helpdesk with English subtitles
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Friends of the Conway Public Library Book Store
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