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Stop by our Summer Learning Program Registration Table during one of our Kick-Off times! Visit us in the courtyard in front of the library to learn all about our Summer Learning Program, Oceans of Possibilities! During these drop-in hours, we will help you sign up for our program and show you all of the great features in Beanstack. Youth Services […]
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Let’s kick off the first week of Summer Learning with a Tie Dye Party! Thursday, June 23 at 7 pm – RegisterMeet on the back lawn to tie dye a t-shirt and enjoy some refreshments. Plain white t-shirts will be provided, or feel free to bring your own item to tie dye. Dress for mess! For students entering grades 6-12. […]
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Prepare for the college application process with these free, virtual workshops. Separate registration is required for each program. Financial Aid Jumpstart Wednesday, June 29 at 7 pm – Register For students entering grades 9-12 and/or their parents and guardians. During this program, students and parents will learn how to apply for financial aid for college, what types of financial aid […]
» Read moreOur Summer Learning Program begins on Monday, June 20 and runs for six weeks, through Sunday, July 31. This summer’s theme, Oceans of Possibilities, celebrates marine life and habitats. Check out our Summer Learning Program teaser video! Program Details Who can participate? Everyone! We will have challenges for four different age groups. Emerging Readers – For babies through preschool Elementary – For youth entering grades […]
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Join us at Lower Moreland Park throughout the week of April 25 – May 1 for an interactive outdoor story experience. Take a stroll along the 1/2-mile paved trail and enjoy an adapted version of Alice in Wonderland created by the library’s Teen Advisory Board. April 25-May 1Lower Moreland Park(Enter from Warfield Dr.) Celebrate the Trail with our TAB members […]
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For our April book club we are focusing on retellings. Contemporary retellings of fables, fairy tales, myths and classics are hugely popular right now, and there are so many to choose from! Each participant may choose any story retelling they would like to read in advance of our April get together. Copies of many options from our Young Adult Collection […]
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This collaboration with the Lower Moreland Police Department will provide students the opportunity to learn Crime Scene Investigation skills from the experts. LM officers and specialists from the Civilian Evidence and Detective divisions will teach each unique session and lend the use of real investigation equipment. Sessions in the Spring CSI Club series will focus on fingerprinting, evidence collection, and interview/interrogation skills. The series will culminate […]
» Read moreGame Knights is returning to in-person for the Spring! Join TAB volunteers and HVL staff up in the Community Room for an evening of gaming. For each session there will be multiple games available, including online options as well as tabletop. Participants can look forward to informal chess instruction, classic board games, projected Jackbox group games, Among Us and more! […]
» Read moreFor the next Middle School Book Club, we are reading Paradise on Fire, by Jewell Parker Rhodes. We will have book discussion, activities, and make a book-related project to take home. Copies of the book are available for check out at the circulation desk. For students in grades 6-8. Registration and masks are required. Friday, March 1 at 3:30 pm […]
» Read moreGame Knights is back, virtually! Join TAB volunteers and HVL staff online via Zoom for an evening of gaming. We will rotate through several games each month, including Jackbox, Among Us, Skibbl.io, Codenames, online versions of classic board games, and more. For students in grades 6-12. Registration is required. When registering for the program, please use the email address to which you would like the […]
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