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Ages 6-11, Join Miss Tara at the pavilion across from the library for a *Live* Library STEM program or on Zoom for a *virtual* STEM program at the same time! Learn STEM and hear a story at the Award-Winning Imagination Station from 5:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m.! Imagination Station won Pennsylvania Library Association's 2019 Best Practices Award […]
The Council on Chemical Abuse will introduce a new cohort of the Strengthening Families Program: For Parents and Youth 10-14 in April. During the seven-week program, held virtually, our certified prevention specialists engage children and parents/guardians in fun and thought-provoking activities that strengthen family bonds and focus on youth protective and risk factors. Strengthening Families […]
Butterhead Kitchen joins us to demonstrate how to make soft pretzels and nacho cheese dip - all vegan! Samples included! Registration is limited. Fun for the whole family. Ages 10 and up, children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. To register, email [email protected] or call 610-406-9431.
Storytime ideal for infants to 18 months. Songs, stories, and educational fun with Children's librarian Laura Carson. Email Laura Carson at [email protected] by 5 p.m. Monday, April 25 for the Zoom link.
Come join Mr. Ron for storytime filled with art, reading and learning at the Wernersville Public Library! Pollywog is an arts and literacy program for children (birth - age 6) and their caregivers. Pollywog at this time will be held inside, downstairs in the library. Participants will stay at their designated spots during the program, […]
Join an instructor from the Tula Yoga Center for yoga in the program room at the library. This program is free and open to anyone ten years old and over. No registration necessary. Please bring your own mat and towel.
