
Toddler Time (Drop In)
Ages 2 to 3. Enjoy songs, stories, games and fingerplays with your child.
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Ages 2 to 3. Enjoy songs, stories, games and fingerplays with your child.

Kssááhkom Áássksinima’tstohki—a Blackfoot word meaning “the land is our teacher”—is an exhibition that honors the deep relationship between the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot people) and the places that shape identity, memory, and story. Through...

This is an in-person program. Teens and adults are welcome . No prior experience with clay is required. Spaces are limited, so registration is required. This hands-on, beginner-friendly program encourages creativity and exploration through working with air-dry clay. Participants will learn simple...

Ages 2 to 3. Enjoy songs, stories, games and fingerplays with your child.

No sessions on April 3 and April 17 as the library will be closed.

Kssááhkom Áássksinima’tstohki—a Blackfoot word meaning “the land is our teacher”—is an exhibition that honors the deep relationship between the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot people) and the places that shape identity, memory, and story. Through...

Kssááhkom Áássksinima’tstohki—a Blackfoot word meaning “the land is our teacher”—is an exhibition that honors the deep relationship between the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot people) and the places that shape identity, memory, and story. Through...

Kssááhkom Áássksinima’tstohki—a Blackfoot word meaning “the land is our teacher”—is an exhibition that honors the deep relationship between the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot people) and the places that shape identity, memory, and story. Through...

Kssááhkom Áássksinima’tstohki—a Blackfoot word meaning “the land is our teacher”—is an exhibition that honors the deep relationship between the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot people) and the places that shape identity, memory, and story. Through...

This is an in-person program. No registration is required. The Art Thief by Michael Finkel. "For centuries, works of art have been stolen in countless ways from all over the world, but no one has been quite as successful at it as the master thief Stéphane Breitwieser. Carrying out more than two...

No sessions on April 3 and April 17 as the library will be closed.

Kssááhkom Áássksinima’tstohki—a Blackfoot word meaning “the land is our teacher”—is an exhibition that honors the deep relationship between the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot people) and the places that shape identity, memory, and story. Through...

No session April 3 (Good Friday) or April 17 (Staff Development Day) as all locations are closed.

Ages 13 to 18. Join us to earn the techniques in the combination of different artistic mediums into a single piece. Supplies provided.

A STEAM storytime is an interactive, early-learning experience that combines children’s books with Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math (STEAM) activities to encourage hands-on exploration and critical thinking.

Kssááhkom Áássksinima’tstohki—a Blackfoot word meaning “the land is our teacher”—is an exhibition that honors the deep relationship between the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot people) and the places that shape identity, memory, and story. Through...

Kssááhkom Áássksinima’tstohki—a Blackfoot word meaning “the land is our teacher”—is an exhibition that honors the deep relationship between the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot people) and the places that shape identity, memory, and story. Through...

Kssááhkom Áássksinima’tstohki—a Blackfoot word meaning “the land is our teacher”—is an exhibition that honors the deep relationship between the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot people) and the places that shape identity, memory, and story. Through...

Kssááhkom Áássksinima’tstohki—a Blackfoot word meaning “the land is our teacher”—is an exhibition that honors the deep relationship between the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot people) and the places that shape identity, memory, and story. Through...

Kssááhkom Áássksinima’tstohki—a Blackfoot word meaning “the land is our teacher”—is an exhibition that honors the deep relationship between the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot people) and the places that shape identity, memory, and story. Through...

Join us for a fun and interactive STEAM Storytime, where preschoolers will explore science, technology, engineering, art, and math through engaging stories, hands-on activities, and creative play!

No session April 4. Instead, participate in a Spring Storytime and Egg Hunt on April 5. Use this link to register for this program.

Socialize while you work on your quilting, beading, knitting, scrapbooking, cross-stitch, or other projects. For all skill levels. Materials not provided. New participants always welcome.

Kssááhkom Áássksinima’tstohki—a Blackfoot word meaning “the land is our teacher”—is an exhibition that honors the deep relationship between the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot people) and the places that shape identity, memory, and story. Through...

Kssááhkom Áássksinima’tstohki—a Blackfoot word meaning “the land is our teacher”—is an exhibition that honors the deep relationship between the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot people) and the places that shape identity, memory, and story. Through...

Ages 7 to 12. Using collage, create your own artwork inspired by the I Spy books of Walter Wick and Jean Marzollo. Compose rhyming verses to encourage viewers to find hidden objects in your collage.

Kssááhkom Áássksinima’tstohki—a Blackfoot word meaning “the land is our teacher”—is an exhibition that honors the deep relationship between the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot people) and the places that shape identity, memory, and story. Through...

Ages 7 to 14. Learn how you can use block printing techniques to create your own design on a fabric tote bag. All supplies provided.

This is an in-person program. Teens and adults are welcome . No prior experience with clay is required. Spaces are limited, so registration is required. This hands-on, beginner-friendly program encourages creativity and exploration through working with air-dry clay. Participants will learn simple...

This event will happen Online on Zoom. Don't have an RPL card? Register on Eventbrite Recommended Materials: assorted wires, natural fibers (wool, cotton balls, twine, thin strips of paper, etc), recycled objects (bottle caps, pop tabs, mesh casings, etc), small trinkets or knick knacks, hot glue,..