Join your neighbors for a relaxed evening of board games at the library! Explore a variety of options--from classics such as chess and backgammon to favorites such as Uno and more. Bring a friend or make a new one!
Drop-in; for youth. Ciphers, logic grids, More code, and other puzzles will guide you on a scavenger hunt through the library. A simpler scavenger hunt will be available for younger youth. Materials provided.
For youth; free, drop-in event. Make a button or keychain or two! Create your own design using colored pencils or use a pre-made image. Materials provided.
For children ages birth to 5 and their caregivers. Talk, sing, read, write, and play together. Share books, stories, rhymes, music, and movement. Free; siblings welcome.
Join us for a fun-filled musical experience and discover musical instruments! Led by early childhood music specialists, your family will listen to and respond to classical music together. Free, but please sign up in advance here. Please register each child attending; a maximum of two caregivers per registered child may also attend.
For children ages birth to 5 and their caregivers. Talk, sing, read, write, and play together. Share books, stories, rhymes, music, and movement. Free; siblings welcome.
Get a jumpstart on your surface design career! Design your own repeating pattern using traditional illustration techniques, and then print your pattern on a cotton tote bag. Take your pattern block home to use again and again! Materials provided. Free; grades 8-12. Sign up here.
For families. Join us for a lively performance of children's stories by the Richfield Read-a-Story Theater group. Free!
Learn the history and science behind indigo dye, and how to mix a synthetic vat. Explore different shibori resists to create patterns in your fabric and dye two bandana scarves to keep. Materials provided. Note: Dye may stain fabric; please dress for some mess. Free! Register here.
You don't have to leave your neighborhood to explore nature! Join a Refuge Ranger to investigate what our animal neighbors do to survive the winter. Activities will be both indoors and outside and are geared toward elementary-aged students, but all are welcome. We will finish the program with a take-home project. Materials provided; children must […]
