*Note - We normally plan to meet the last Tuesday of the month at 6:00 PM but this meeting has been adjusted to accommodate those who participate in trick or treating on Tuesday, 10/31/23. For October Fiction Addiction will be reading and discussing Lady Tan's Circle of Women by Lisa See. INSTANT NEW YORK TIMES […]
What’s better than a massive pile of LEGO bricks? Absolutely nothing! Stop by our kid’s LEGO club and enjoy 45 minutes of LEGO free play. Ages 6 to 12.
Kids, Tweens, and Teens are invited to build cool Lego figures and make them move with simple scratch programming! No experience with Lego or coding required. Pre-registration is no longer required!
Welcome to the Land of OZ where time is all out of sorts. The past, present, and future are all happening at once and everyone is terribly confused. As you travel through OZ your task is to help Dorothy find out what happened to time. Join us for this annual event where the Library becomes […]
Welcome to the Land of OZ where time is all out of sorts. The past, present, and future are all happening at once and everyone is terribly confused. As you travel through OZ your task is to help Dorothy find out what happened to time. Join us for this annual event where the Library becomes […]
BINGO will play in rounds and is open to all ages! We will play for one hour and winners for each round will win small prizes. We hope to see you there!
Storytime is an early literacy program for ages 3 to 5 years old with stories, music and movement.
This Kid’s Club is featuring a STEM program that combines colorful LEGO elements and Scratch coding to build projects with limitless creative designs. This program is for school-age kids 1st – 5th grade. No pre-registration required! If the eight spots fill-up, coding and STEM games will be available.
This early literacy program for ages 0 to 36 months is designed for activity and movement.
We will be painting Fall faux glass picture frames (5x7). Participants can select a Fall design to create a stained glass style design. These can remain on display in the frame or the glass can be placed in a window to capture the sunlight. Meets in the Collegedale Public Library Meeting Room.
