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Spectacular ScienceSpectacular Science (ages 6 and up)


Mondays at 5:30 or 6:30 PM

Learn science concepts through hands-on experiments with science enthusiast Miss Keri!

March 4 Plants

Registration is required. Use our online calendar or call 815-332-5161


Lego Monkey Lego Fun (ages 7 and up)


Thursdays at 5:30 or 6:30 PM

One hour of theme related building. Legos are provided and stay at the library.

February 21
April 18

 Castles
Free Build

Registration is required. Use our online calendar or call 815-332-5161


Pint Sized PicassosPint-Sized Picassos (ages 3-8)


Saturdays at 11 AM

Listen to an art-related story and complete an art project. Dress for a mess!

March 2
April 6		 What do you see?
Under the sea

Registration is required. Use our online calendar or call 815-332-5161


Monday Movie and Craft


Monday Night Movie and Craft (ages 3 and up)

Mondays at 6 PM

March 11 Dot the Fire Dog

Registration is required. Use our online calendar or call 815-332-5161

 

Monkey Egg Hunt After Hours Egg Hunt (ages 3 to 6)

Friday, March 8 at 6 PM

After hours bunny storytime, crafts, and egg hunt in the library.

Registration is required. Use our online calendar or call 815-332-5161



Monkeys and MoreMonkeys and More Exotic Animal Rescue, Inc (all ages)

Wednesday, April 17 at 6 PM

This one-hour, hands-on show consists of a monkey, a chimpanzee, and four other animals. Enjoy this educational, entertaining, interactive, fun, and safe show for children of all ages.

Registration is required. Use our online calendar or call 815-332-5161



Game DayGame Day (ages 8 and up)

Thursday, April 18 at 2 PM

Play Wii, Jenga, Left Center Right, and more with your friends at the library.

Registration is required. Use our online calendar or call 815-332-5161


Homeschool MorningHomeschool Morning

Friday, April 26 at 10 AM

Ages 3 to 5 - Storytime and Craft: Prairies and Prairie Animals

Ages 5 to 10 - Winnebago County Soil and Water Conversation District presents: Prairies. Prairies were once the dominant landscape in Illinois. Now they are very rare. We will present awareness of the wonders of prairies with discussion of prairie soil, prairie grasses, prairie forbs, plant rooting depths, and organic matter.

Registration is required. Use our online calendar or call 815-332-5161


Chess Pieces Checkmate! Chess Club (all ages)

Wednesdays at 6 PM - March 13, April 10, and May 1

Come test your strategies and skills against others and improve your game! Beginners through experts are welcome to join Erica Johnsen.

Registration is required. Use our online calendar or call 815-332-5161

 

 

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