It is time to stress less. (Take a deep breathe.) DIY Teens Kit Whether it is academic, testing, pandemic, social or any combination of others, we know there are many stressors affecting teens right now. This self care take home kit is filled with activities, crafts, and resources to help you cope with stress in positive ways. Once reserved, kits can […]
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Celebrate Women’s History Month with these Young Adult fiction books featuring woman authors and strong, inspiring female protagonists. Find these and many others on display in the library, or place them on hold via the links to our catalog. Wonder Woman: Tempest Tossed – Laurie Halse Anderson The Burning – Laura Bates Firekeeper’s Daughter – Angeline Boulley This Is […]
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Use this Kid Kit to create some simple crafts out of clothespins. Make a dragonfly, minion, or both! Kid Kits include supplies and instructions for an at-home project. Supplies are limited and registration is required. Sign Up Today! Recommended for preschoolers to second graders. Younger children may need assistance. Kit contains small parts and is not recommended for children under 3 years of age. Reserved […]
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This new group for teens meets regularly to share resources, personal experiences, and books to help equip each of us to be a better ally, an active anti-racist, and an agent for social equity. New topics will be covered each month, guided by student needs and requests. All youth in grades 6-12 are welcome to attend. We encourage participation from students […]
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Effective Monday, March 15, 2021, the library is open for Grab and Go Hours. You may enter the building to browse or to pickup your holds. Please limit time in the building to 20 minutes. Public Computers are available on a first come first serve basis. Limit one 30 minute session per day. Masks and Social Distancing Required. If you […]
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Join us for an online presentation about Understanding and Dealing with Hearing Loss lead by Holli Lish. Au.D. Dr. Lish will discuss Hearing Loss – both: Understanding it, and How to Cope with it. Please register to receive the zoom link. Bio: Dr. Lish is a board certified audiologist with 25 years of audiology experience. She is a fellow of the […]
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There are more Impostors Among Us – New game session for 4th & 5th grade! Join in a virtual gathering to play the popular multiplayer game, Among Us. We will meet via Zoom for these live, private game sessions hosted by HVL and our amazing T.A.B. volunteers. ***New*** We are adding a new age group for our Among Us game sessions, and are happy to welcome […]
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Henry Chapman Mercer: A legacy built in concrete. Join us Tuesday, March 23, at 7pm for an hour-long virtual multimedia program about Doylestown’s own Henry Chapman Mercer. Featuring film clips, historic archives and modern-day images, Mercer Museum and Fonthill Castle educators bring the stories of Henry Mercer and his concrete castles to life for a new generation of history lovers. […]
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Join us online on March 2nd at 6:30 to learn about the Daughters of the American Revolution. DAR member Deborah Cowhey will give a short presentation on who they are, what they do, and how they can help you research your own ancestry. Bring your questions! Click HERE to Register!
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Oh, the places we’ll go in this live trivia contest of Dr. Seuss knowledge! What do you know about Green Eggs & Ham? The Grinch? Horton? The Cat in the Hat? Yertle? The Sneetches? The Lorax? What do you know about this and that? Wednesday, March 3 6:30-7:15 pm Compete against other patrons during our live virtual trivia contest! Play as a family or […]
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