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Drop in to the Youth Department to create a work of art from our craft supplies. Many types of materials to use! Just bring your imagination to design and construct! Ages 3+
Share books, stories, songs, rhymes, and music in a fun interactive program that builds early literacy skills. This program is designed for children birth to 5 years old, accompanied by a favorite adult.
Moira will virtually lead the group to create (breads/soups/treats) using the stove top and/or oven. Recipes will be basic but will require use of different utensils and ingredients. Adult supervision is required. Register at youthdept@ewmlibrary.org to receive recipe and link for this virtual program.
Moira will virtually lead the group to create (breads/soups/treats) using the stove top and/or oven. Recipes will be basic but will require use of different utensils and ingredients. Adult supervision is required. Register at youthdept@ewmlibrary.org to receive recipe and link for this virtual program.
Share books, stories, songs, rhymes, and music in a fun interactive program that builds early literacy skills. This program is designed for children birth to 5 years old, accompanied by a favorite adult.
Kick off WinterFest week at the library’s Drop in Table!
We will have directions and materials to create paper snowflakes to keep, enter into the Winterfest Contest, and/or one to hang here!
The table will be ready for your visit Thursday, Feb. 2nd, Friday, Feb. 3rd, and Saturday, Feb. 4th-all day, each day during regular library hours.
Kick off WinterFest week at the library’s Drop in Table!
We will have directions and materials to create paper snowflakes to keep, enter into the Winterfest Contest, and/or one to hang here!
The table will be ready for your visit Thursday, Feb. 2nd, Friday, Feb. 3rd, and Saturday, Feb. 4th-all day, each day during regular library hours.
Kick off WinterFest week at the library’s Drop in Table!
We will have directions and materials to create paper snowflakes to keep, enter into the Winterfest Contest, and/or one to hang here!
The table will be ready for your visit Thursday, Feb. 2nd, Friday, Feb. 3rd, and Saturday, Feb. 4th-all day, each day during regular library hours.
Join us on Zoom at https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88517861163?pwd=SWhMKzJDTmRQdEtnTUVGc0pFZHVkQT09
Meeting ID: 885 1786 1163
Passcode: alice
Alice’s Ordinary People is a documentary film about Alice Tregay – a woman who refused to stand still for injustice. Her remarkable story spans the historic period from the marches of Dr. King to the election of Barack Obama, and her unique contribution in the field of politics is the thread that connects the two.
This hour-long Zoom program is a presentation and discussion with independent filmmaker Craig Dudnick, who brought Alice’s story to life in the documentary. Learn more about Craig and the film at http://imaginevideo.org/
Available for check out at the Library or free through the libraries’ Kanopy streaming service: https://kanopy.com/product/alices-ordinary-people-chicago-freedom-mov
**Attendees are encouraged to watch the film before the Zoom program, but the presentation can be enjoyed whether or not you’ve seen the film.
This program is sponsored in part by Emily’s Friends of the Library.
Bring your stuffie for a sleepover they’ll always remember: homemade blankets, stories, & more! When it’s time to go, you’ll tuck them in and say goodnight. Then, come back any time the following day to pick them up, and see what they were up to after the lights went out. Space is limited and registration is required. Recommended for ages 3-8. Younger and older siblings welcome.