Join our lively group to “investigate” different types of mysteries! We choose the sub-genre, and a month before our meeting a Cary librarian compiles a list of titles for us. It’s a different take on the conventional book club. We discuss our chosen book and discover new mystery authors recommended by fellow members. This month, we are discussing Senior Sleuths Mysteries.
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Come sing along to old favorites and learn some new tunes! Singing together helps children develop language skills by slowing down words to better hear the individual sounds and introducing vocabulary that might not appear in everyday speech. Many songs will incorporate movement and opportunities to practice listening…
Do you love building with LEGO® bricks? Join other LEGO® fans to create, learn, and share ideas. Each meeting we will take on a different building challenge. Some months we will work in pairs or groups, some months we will create independently. Each meeting ends with time to share our builds. When you sign up, you are…
Grab n Go Crafts, Stop by the Parlin and Shute children’s rooms every Monday for a Grab and Go craft. A self directed arts and crafts program for children ages 3-8. Crafts can be taken home or crafted with a friend or caregiver at our children’s tables. No registration required, while supplies last.
A 30-minute, drop-in program for two- and three-year-olds and their caretakers (siblings are welcome). We will read stories and sing songs, and on occasion use manipulatives like shakers or a flannel board.
Drop in for an open-ended exploration of different art materials each week. From finger paint to sculpting dough, let your child lead their own discovery of what happens when they manipulate their world. It's about the process, not the product! Be prepared; things might get messy, but we will have smocks available when…
Hands-On Hearing Loss is an engaging, hands-on experience designed for students in grades K–3 to build understanding, empathy, and awareness of hearing loss and accessibility. Through storytelling, exploration, and interactive activities, students will discover that people experience the world of sound in different way…
Dungeon Master Noah Michelson return to host a series of Dungeons and Dragons sessions. Come create your own fantasy character and join a unique campaign in this open-ended roleplaying game. No prior D&D experience is required to join and everything will be provided for you. When you sign up for this session, you are s…
