Clue Hunt

Visit the library for your FIRST CLUE!

We are in week one. Can you find "Paige the Owl" hiding somewhere in Marion?  Collect Paige's clues to find a small prize! Each week, for three weeks, she will be hiding somewhere new with a different clue needed for the treasure hunt.

Summer Programs Kick Off

This week in the library:

Monday, July 9:00
Gravitational Bull, 2:30 PM

Knitting Group, 6:00-8:00 PM


Tuesday, July 10
DREAM CATCHERS: Graffiti Day, 2:30-4:00 PM


Wednesday, July 11
LITTLE DIPPERS: lapsit storytime, 10:15-11:00 AM

FIREFLIES: PJ Storytime, 7:00-7:30 PM


Select the Summer Reading Programs tab above for more information.

Free Programs Begin

Monday, July 9th at 2:30 PM

family fun for all ages

Juggling
Comedy
Magic
Storytelling
Balloon Sculpture
& More!

Library Closing

The library will be closed on Wednesday, July 4th, 2012.

July Book Club

The book club will meet July 18 at 6:30 PM to discuss Kate Morton's Forgotten Garden.
Check out the upcoming August title and review past selections here. Did you know we have an online book club option as well?

Happy Summer!

Booker T. Owl waves good bye to happy students on last day of school

Book Bags for Summer Readers

There is still time to sign up for summer programs for all ages. Stop by the library during regular hours and kids will receive book bags and calendar of events.

Popsicle Party in Our Gazebo

Sign Up For Summer Reading

June 20^th 

Noon-4:00 PM

Dream Big, READ!

Celebrate the last day of school!

We will be having come and go sign ups at the library on the last day of school - kids will have their

pictures taken, receive book bags with calendar of summer events and popsicle treats!

Free programs for all ages begin July 9^th

·        stuffed animal sleepover

·        snacks & crafts

·        prizes

·        clue hunt

·        movie party

·        graffiti day

·        toddler dance party

·        adult programs

·        PJ storytime

·        lapsit storytime

 

Our programs are supported by Federal Library Services and Technology Act funds, awarded to the
New York State Libraryby the Federal Institute of Museum and Library Services