Valentine's Day Card Cricut Craft

10:00am–1:00pm
Ages 12-18, Ages 18+
Paul S. Sarbanes Branch
Closed
Registration Available
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Library Branch: Paul S. Sarbanes Branch
Room: STEAM Studio
Age Group: Ages 12-18, Ages 18+
Program Type: Arts and Crafts, STEM, Class or Workshop, Technology
Registration Available
Event Details:

Join us for a free Valentine's Day card craft event using the Cricut machine!

Kindness Storytime and Craft

10:30am–11:30pm
Ages 0-5
Paul S. Sarbanes Branch
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Library Branch: Paul S. Sarbanes Branch
Room: Children's Program Room
Age Group: Ages 0-5
Program Type: Arts and Crafts, Storytime
Event Details:

Come join Mobile Services Staff for a Storytime Program with books about joy and kindness.  Participants will enjoy stories and moving around with music as well as a craft to make and take home with them.

Valentine Coasters

2:00pm–3:00pm
Everyone
Centre Branch
Closed
Registration Available
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Library Branch: Centre Branch
Age Group: Everyone
Program Type: Arts and Crafts, STEM
Registration Available
Event Details:

Come make a super easy and unique gift for valentines! These coasters will be a gift that lasts for years to come! Registration is required for this event.

Disclaimer(s)

Attending Children

Children under 8 must be monitored by a guardian who is at least 13 years old to assure the safety and behavior of that child. Children ages 8 and older may visit the library independently provided they are able to care for themselves and are able to understand and follow the Library’s Behavior Guidelines.

 

Teen Game Room

2:00pm–4:30pm
Ages 12-18
Paul S. Sarbanes Branch
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Library Branch: Paul S. Sarbanes Branch
Room: Teen Game Room
Age Group: Ages 12-18
Program Type: Games
Event Details:

A pop-up gaming program hosted by Teen Volunteers at the Paul S. Sarbanes Library.