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10:45-11:45 Briarwood Blvd & Turnberry 12:30-2:00 Shiloh U. M. Church, 1810 Shiloh Rd 3:00-4:30 Brush Meadow Apts, 1203 Lake Elmo Rd

11:30-1:00 Heights Senior Meal Site, 935 Lake Elmo Drive 2:00-3:30 City College, 3803 Central Ave 4:00-5:00 Lockwood School, 1932 U.S. Hwy 87 E

10:00-11:00 Mountain View Colony, 14435 Oswald Rd 11:30-1:00 Broadview Senior Center 1:15-3:20 Broadview School 4:00-4:45 Acton

11:30-1:00 Worden, Main Street 1:30-2:30 Huntley, Main Street 3:00-4:00 Front Street & Golden Hollow

11:00-12:00 925 North 18th 1:00-2:30 Elder Grove School 2:45-3:45 Banff & 3700 Crater Lake 4:00-5:00 30th St W & Howard

11:00-12:30 Robbie & 45th St W 2:00-3:15 North Park 4:00 -5:00 Hemingway & Poe

11:30-1:00 Shepherd Senior Ctr, 5541 Haynes Rd 2:00-3:30 City College, 3803 Central Ave 4:00-5:00 Energy Blvd & Daystar Drive

11:30-1:00 Custer Senior Center 1:15-3:15 Custer School 4:00-4:45 Pompey's Pillar

11:30-1:00 Ave D & 15th 2:00-3:00 Poly & Westfield 4:00-4:45 Bobby Jones & 54th

Adventures in Story Time introduces young children to books, rhymes, crafts, and other fun interactive activities. Each session is a chance to practice reading readiness skills like listening during stories, letter awareness and predicting. These skills build the foundational knowledge to prepare children to learn to read.

Adventures in Story Time introduces young children to books, rhymes, crafts, and other fun interactive activities. Each session is a chance to practice reading readiness skills like listening during stories, letter awareness and predicting. These skills build the foundational knowledge to prepare children to learn to read.

Adventures in Story Time introduces young children to books, rhymes, crafts, and other fun interactive activities. Each session is a chance to practice reading readiness skills like listening during stories, letter awareness and predicting. These skills build the foundational knowledge to prepare children to learn to read.

Join us for stories, rhymes, and finger plays intended to foster a love of reading at an early age and build important early literacy skills.

Unleash your inner-artist by exploring fun art concepts. Create new projects every week… Painting, zines, mixed media, still life, portraits—you name it, we’ll do it! Ages 9-12.

Join us for stories, rhymes, and finger plays intended to foster a love of reading at an early age and build important early literacy skills.

Adventures in Story Time introduces young children to books, rhymes, crafts, and other fun interactive activities. Each session is a chance to practice reading readiness skills like listening during stories, letter awareness and predicting. These skills build the foundational knowledge to prepare children to learn to read.

Adventures in Story Time introduces young children to books, rhymes, crafts, and other fun interactive activities. Each session is a chance to practice reading readiness skills like listening during stories, letter awareness and predicting. These skills build the foundational knowledge to prepare children to learn to read.

Adventures in Story Time introduces young children to books, rhymes, crafts, and other fun interactive activities. Each session is a chance to practice reading readiness skills like listening during stories, letter awareness and predicting. These skills build the foundational knowledge to prepare children to learn to read.

Join us for stories, rhymes, and finger plays intended to foster a love of reading at an early age and build important early literacy skills.

Unleash your inner-artist by exploring fun art concepts. Create new projects every week… Painting, zines, mixed media, still life, portraits—you name it, we’ll do it! Ages 9-12.

Join us for stories, rhymes, and finger plays intended to foster a love of reading at an early age and build important early literacy skills.

Do you have questions about using your tablet, smartphone or accessing the Library’s collection of digital books, audiobooks and magazines? Drop by our weekly Tech Café for personalized assistance with these and other topics.

Learn how to research your ancestors and create a family tree. Presented by the Yellowstone Genealogy Forum.

Join Master Gardener Wayne Burleson as he shares his experiences gardening over the past year with a trio of Montana Rescue Mission residents. The "Garden Gang" experimented with new ways to grow healthy food at St. Andrew's Community Garden including No-Dig tilling and weeding techniques, building a garden bed using entirely free and upcycled materials, and putting a garden to bed for the winter. Mr. Burleson has over 40 years of experience in the fields of Agricultural Science and Sustainable Farming Practices.

Author Melissa Cook will talk about and sign her new book, “The Call of the Last Frontier: The True Story of a Woman’s Twenty-Year Alaska Adventure.” In 1995, Melissa Cook and her young family moved to the tiny village of Nelson Lagoon on the Bering Sea coast and later to Prince of Wales Island in the Tongass National Forest, where they measured rain in feet. She discovered humor in unique situations found only in the Last Frontier. Her true story captures the essence of bush life, intriguing neighbors, and life with multiple sclerosis. Historical tidbits are sprinkled throughout this riveting tale where adventure arrived on the Cook’s doorstep daily for twenty years in this world of few luxuries or conveniences. This tale is sure to delight Alaska and adventure fans.

The LitCentric Book Discussion Group meets the last Tuesday of the month, January through October. We read a plethora of genres from both fiction and nonfiction categories, primarily utilizing BPL's outstanding Book Club Kit collection, available on the second floor of the library. Our book discussions take place through Zoom. Email us to sign up!

Do you have questions about using your tablet, smartphone or accessing the Library’s collection of digital books, audiobooks and magazines? Drop by our weekly Tech Café for personalized assistance with these and other topics.

Join us for a Friday Night Movie! The LEGO Batman Movie "There are big changes brewing in Gotham, but if Batman wants to save the city from the Joker’s hostile takeover, he may have to try to work with others and learn to lighten up."

Visit the Teen Education & Creation Hub on the second floor of the library!

The Teen Techies Coding Club returns with new classes focused on learning how to code using Python! Meetings will occur Tuesdays at 4pm and Saturdays at 2pm for 8 weeks. Our first meeting will be Tuesday, January 18th at 4pm. New and returning students welcome. No experience necessary. Created in partnership with Girls Who Code (all teens welcome). Register at https://forms.gle/D1w7X82jgkjmUKMM7

Visit the Teen Education & Creation Hub on the second floor of the library!

Visit the Teen Education & Creation Hub on the second floor of the library!

Visit the Teen Education & Creation Hub on the second floor of the library!

Join local DM Terry Davenport and other teens for exciting campaigns Fridays 4pm - 5pm. No experience necessary!

The Teen Techies Coding Club returns with new classes focused on learning how to code using Python! Meetings will occur Tuesdays at 4pm and Saturdays at 2pm for 8 weeks. New and returning students welcome. No experience necessary. Created in partnership with Girls Who Code (all teens welcome). Register at https://forms.gle/D1w7X82jgkjmUKMM7

Visit the Teen Education & Creation Hub on the second floor of the library!

The Teen Techies Coding Club returns with new classes focused on learning how to code using Python! Meetings will occur Tuesdays at 4pm and Saturdays at 2pm for 8 weeks. Our first meeting will be Tuesday, January 18th at 4pm. New and returning students welcome. No experience necessary. Created in partnership with Girls Who Code (all teens welcome). Register at https://forms.gle/D1w7X82jgkjmUKMM7

Our Teen Book Club will be meeting to discus "Legendborn" by Tracy Deonn

Visit the Teen Education & Creation Hub on the second floor of the library!

Visit the Teen Education & Creation Hub on the second floor of the library!

Visit the Teen Education & Creation Hub on the second floor of the library!

Join local DM Terry Davenport and other teens for exciting campaigns Fridays 4pm - 5pm. No experience necessary!

The Teen Techies Coding Club returns with new classes focused on learning how to code using Python! Meetings will occur Tuesdays at 4pm and Saturdays at 2pm for 8 weeks. New and returning students welcome. No experience necessary. Created in partnership with Girls Who Code (all teens welcome). Register at https://forms.gle/D1w7X82jgkjmUKMM7