There's no excuse for spring break boredom - we've got something going on every day at the library!

Monday - Chess club, 6:00 - 730 pm, age 7 to adult

Tuesday - Activated Storytellers, 10:30 and 3:00, all ages

Wednesday - St. Patrick's Day movie and a leprechaun visit, 3:00, all ages

Thursday - movie on the lawn, 7:00 - 9:00 pm, all ages

Friday - Kids and Komputers, 10:30 - 11:30, grades 3-6 (must register)

Every Thursday afternoon at the library, 3rd-6th graders will find a daringly inventive, ginormously interesting activity in the Community Meeting Room, along with a snack and lemonade. Can you Dig It?

Wednesday, March 10th at 3:30 Ages 3 and up are welcome at the Emmet O'Neal Library for a lively storytelling production by Hobey Ford!

Magical March is almost here! You don't want to miss Family Night on March 9! Dinner is at 5:30 and the show starts at 6:00. Come see Arthur Atsma in action before he disappears...

Heads up - the next Bookmania is on its way! Swing by the children's department to pick up a copy of The City of Ember by Jeanne DePrau. While you're here, sign up to come eat pizza and chat about the book on either March 23rd or 30th. Open to students in grades 4-6.

Stop by Emmet O'Neal Children's Department on President's Day between 9:30 and 2 to hear a presidential story! The Princess Sehoy chapter of the DAR will be sharing a story every thirty minutes. Listen for these stories... A Picture Book of George Washington, read by Tad Douglas Duck for President, read by Hope McCarrell The President and Mom's Apple Pie, read by Barbara Randle Otto Runs for President, read by Joan Lightfoot Grace for President, read by Edith Bauman President Pennybaker, read by Peggy Beesley If I Ran for President, read by Susan Smith A Big Cheese for the White House, read by Jyl Hardy Abe Lincoln Crosses a Creek, read by Martha Geyer John F. Kennedy and the Stormy Sea, read by Beth Stewart

February Bookmania

This is your chance to find out if you're really one of them...

Talk about the book and enjoy pizza at Emmet O'Neal Library,

Feb. 9th or 16th at 6 pm.