Movies can vary in origin, time, characters, effects, and timing. Timing is what we will focus on today in this blog post. Usually, movies can be up to three hours long. For example, one movie that has the longest run time, the [...]
Join us on Wednesday, March 3rd at 2 p.m. for a fun filled session of STEM Club, where we will learn even more about coding! Register Here! Basic programming has become an essential skill for grown-ups and children [...]
Check out this neat DIY Stamp craft. You’ll learn how to create your very own DIY stamp using foam sheets. Do check out our HOOPLA page and our COSMOS page to find more ideas on how to use and cut fun shape crafts, [...]
Tween Comic Club is a place for comic lovers ages 9-14 to discuss what they are reading each month. Here is the latest list of the books we’ve been talking about and that our tween readers recommend! Follow the links to check [...]
Picture this: You see two people meet up. Person 1 passes Person 2 a few sheets of paper. They both leave in opposite directions. Another person bumps into Person 2, who drops the sheets on the ground. One sheet lands at your feet [...]
Everything's better with a friend, especially the soft, cuddly, furry ones! You can make your very own teddy bear friend when you pick up a Build Your Own Teddy Bear kit from the Mobile Library, while supplies last. Your kit will have [...]
*CCPL Staff picks are chosen by CCPL staff members and are not intended to be comprehensive lists. We'd love to hear your ideas too, so write to us and tell us what you’d recommend!* Do you love Raina [...]
Garrett Morgan was an African American inventor known for inventing the three way traffic signal. He was born on March 4, 1877 in Paris, Kentucky. He always enjoyed experimenting with new ideas. One day while driving through Cleveland, he saw a car collide [...]
Join us on Wednesday, February 10th at 2 p.m. for a fun-filled session of Art Exploration, where we will learn even more about the art of the Harlem Renaissance and make our own artwork! Register Here! The Harlem Renaissance was a time [...]
Join us for another Library After Hours event! Meet a three-time Caldecott Honor author and a multi-talented illustrator and spoken word artist all in one presentation. Carole B. Weatherford will deliver a lively presentation tracing rap's roots in African-American oral traditions and Jeffery [...]
