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Lauren’s back again to show us how to make our own jewelry. All beads and other materials will be provided, and you can keep what you make! Recommended for ages 9-12.
Lois is back with more awesome art projects! Join her each Tuesday during the Summer Reading Program to explore your creative side with open-ended art projects based around building! Recommended for ages 5-12.
The folks from Easthampton’s very own SHOW Circus Studio will be at the Library to teach you how to be a circus performer! We’ll learn to juggle, play with different balancing items, and maybe even make a human pyramid! Recommended for ages 7-12.
This group picks a book to read each month and comes together for a lively discussion on the second Wednesday afternoon of each month. For information on the latest title, please visit the Wednesday Afternoon Book Club page of our website!
We know you love Minecraft — we can’t keep our books about it on the shelf — so come play with us! Meet other Minecraft enthusiasts and work together in a shared world to build fantastic creations! Some accounts will be available for new players, but you’re encouraged to use your own if you have one. Recommended for ages 6-12.
Join Moira for our second building challenge of the summer. The list of supplies may be limited, but the possibilities are endless! What can you build? Recommended for ages 5-12.
Lois is back with more awesome art projects! Join her each Tuesday during the Summer Reading Program to explore your creative side with open-ended art projects based around building! Recommended for ages 5-12.
Sheryl White of Baby Kneads visits again, this time to lead you through the process of providing nurturing and bonding contact for your baby. What she teaches draws upon both modern research and historical practices. Recommended for ages 0 through precrawling.
Dr. Gail N. Herman returns to share interactive stories and mime — learn the parts of famous buildings (from Egypt, Greece, Rome, and more) by shaping them with your own body! Afterward we’ll draw building of our own design using what we learned. Recommended for ages 6-12.
Pokemon trainers unite! Bring your Pokemon cards to the Library and show off your collection. Assemble a deck to test out against other trainers. Check out Jonathan’s vast collection of cards that began almost 20 years ago! Recommended for ages 8-12.