March

What's new at the library

New Items in Library of Things

From laser tag to knitting kits to nature exploration backpacks to sleds, there are a lot of new items to check out from our Library of Things!

Stop by the LoT room just beside the front desk to check them out!

Free Trees for Kids!

Parents, sign your child up for a free tree by March 15. Trees are set to arrive in time for Earth Day, and we'll be in touch with you about when you can come and pick up your tree.

March Special Programs

Check our event calendar for the complete schedule.

Book Sale

March 3rd-8th, During Open Hours

The Friends of the Library will be having a book sale in the library lobby! Fiction, Inspirational, Westerns, Childrens, Young Adult, Fantasy, Non-Fiction and more will be available for purchase; don't miss it!

STEM with a Story: Rainbows and Leprechauns

Tuesday, March 4, 4p

We'll learn about the stories and myths of leprechauns, who Saint Patrick was to the country of Ireland, and of course... grow our very own rainbows!

Mario Escape Rooms

March 10-14

It's-a Mario (Day)! We're taking this beloved world of imaginative characters and blowing them up to life-size for a week of escape rooms set in the world of Mario.

You may only join ONE session for the week.

Jigsaw Puzzling & Swap

Thursday, March 20, 1-4pm

Stop in to help us complete a puzzle on the tables next to the fireplace while chatting with friends and sipping hot cocoa. Bring a puzzle to swap! All ages welcome; drop in anytime between 1-4 p.m.

Coffee & Canvas

Tuesday, March 25, 5:30p

An evening of guided painting for adults, with our guest artist Linda Pieri; paint a zen garden and sip something warm.

Novel Seasons Book Club

March 18, 5:30p

This spring at our casual book club for adults, we'll be reading Historical Fiction, starting with "The Book of Longings" by Sue Monk Kidd! Come check out your copy and join us for Novel Seasons

Gentle Mat Yoga

March 27, 10a

This class will focus on slow, deliberate movements and poses that promote flexibility, balance, and overall well-being. Perfect for anyone looking to unwind, improve mobility, or reconnect with their body. All ages are welcome!

Please register and complete this digital waiver prior to the event: https://l.bttr.to/ltKtx

Staff Picks

ZETH RECOMMENDS . . .

Becoming Free Indeed

by Jinger Duggar Vuolo

The title of this book alone really piqued my interest. Knowing that Jinger grew up in a pretty strict, conservatively religious home, I wondered how she had grown to really make her faith her own. Through some challenging conversations with family and friends as well as pivotal life experiences, Jinger discovered what many are looking for: how to be free indeed.

Genre: Adult Non-Fiction

Find It At The Library: 277.3083 VUO