Day Calendar

We all know cute caterpillars are and how absolutely beautiful butterflies are but do we know all the facts? What do they eat, why do the eat, what do they do as a caterpillar and then as a butterfly?  Let’s find out!   

You are invited to a special exhibition of artwork created by Prairie Art Studio students. On display in the KidZone during the library's hours of open operation.

Are you drawn to coloring? Waiting for your brush with fame? Submit an Earth Day coloring sheet between April 5 - May 1 for a chance to win a plush globe and other goodies!

Come search the KidZone galaxy for the wisdom of the Jedi! 

May your quest be rewarded with a BB-8 piñata equipped with out of this world treats! 

One entry per child while supplies last.   

From purchasing to cooking chicken, Chef Susan Maddox will show easy and delicious tips to make ordinary chicken into something special. Susan will be highlighting spring herbs and vegetables in some of her favorite poultry recipes. 

Wake the kids and phone the neighbors! Get ready for a fun day of Family Trivia! Play individually or work together to test your knowledge. Family Trivia is open all day.

Suggested ages - birth to 35 months.

Identity theft and tax scams have increased during the Covid-19 pandemic. Find out what to do if you are an identity theft victim. Learn how the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) can help.

Woodbine Stop  4:30 - 5:10  Sendra Park: Greenbrier Ln. 

Pebble Creek Stop  5:30 - 6:30  Culver Park: Arboretum Dr. 

Join us for a live Zoom discussion with author John Sandford! Homer Library teamed up with over 70 RAILS libraries to bring you this event, moderated by author Carl Hiaasen, just in time for Sandford's new book, Ocean Prey!

Research Microscopist Joseph Barabe will discuss the ongoing question in the art and historical world of “It looks convincing, but is it?” which is often asked when artworks, ancient documents, and other historical objects are offered for sale or