Week Calendar

Whether you have a virtual appointment with a doctor or simply want to call your family, there's no question that Zoom has exploded in popularity in the past few years.

Stories, rhymes, music, and movement activities. For families with children ages birth-5. Perfect for families with children of multiple ages!

Evvie Drake Starts Over by Linda Holmes

Educated: A Memoir by Tara Westover

Educational activities for homeschoolers and other children in non-traditional school settings. Ages 6-11. 

We have the supplies, you bring your creativity! No matter the skill level or preferred art style, this is your time to create art. Bring a current work-in-progress or create something new. Ages 11-17.

Learn new strategy games that can be played again on your own or in the library. Grades 9-12.

Show your creativity, no matter your skill level or preferred style of art. Bring an art project to work on, or try something new with us! Ages 11-17.

Show your creativity, no matter what your skill level or preferred style of art. Bring an art project to work on, or try something new with us! Ages 11-17.

This month's theme:  vison boards.

Have you ever wondered why an animal looks the way it does? Explore how plants and animals have different traits through hands-on activities and games. Presented by the Delaware Museum of Nature and Science. Ages 6-11.

Compete in for an after-school Just Dance battle with your friends! Ages 11-17.

Gather inspiration for a dream or goal by making a vision board! Ages 11-17.

Nature Center on the Go will present a hands-on workshop guiding children through the wonders of apples and making apple cider. For families with children ages 4-11.

Learn various crucial skills for living independently as you enter early adulthood. Each session will focus on a different competency. For students in grades 9-12.

This month: Explore organization and time management.

Explore the founding and history of the US National Park Service. Learn about insider tips on park visits and learn about parks within a two-hour drive. Presented by former NPS Park Ranger/Museum Curator Mary Rasa.

Seasonal Work by Laura Lippman

Discover the Lenape People, also known as the Delaware Indians, through archaeological records and oral histories. Iron Hill Science Center Director Maureen Zieber will share the story of some of our area's earliest inhabitants.

Practice your reading skills by reading one-on-one with a specially-trained therapy dog. Ages 4-11.