Kids (and caregivers) age 5 and up are invited to the Ham Room of the library to show off their building and engineering skills following special assigned challenges, as well as free and open-ended projects. Make new friends in a creative space! All materials provided. For more information call Tessa at 447-5552. Masks required until further notice.
Collin Laracy is back with his spooky surprises for older child, teen, and adult audiences! All are welcome to walk through creepy scenes, be surprised with theatrical animetronics, and be relieved to exit through the back door of the Ham Room!
Collin Laracy is back with his spooky surprises for older child, teen, and adult audiences! All are welcome to walk through creepy scenes, be surprised with theatrical animetronics, and be relieved to exit through the back door of the Ham Room!
Families are invited for a morning of storytelling with Simon Brooks! Free and made possible through a grant from CLIF (Children's Literacy Foundation), in partnership with the Conway Elementary School. For more information about Simon go to https://www.diamondscree.com/.
Register HERE for a brick building celebration with yummy snacks, social time, and an opportunity to show your creativity, and learn about the Conway Library Lego Club!
Join Tessa at storytime for babies and toddlers with their caregivers (siblings are always welcome too!) in the Ham Room. Explore stories, songs, various activities and all around fun each week. For more information call 603-447-5552 or email Tessa at tnarducci@conwaypubliclibrary.org.
Children ages 3-5 with their caregivers and siblings are invited to join Tessa for stories, songs, a variety of activities, and all around fun every Wednesday. Free! Some sessions will take place in the library park, so please dress appropriately. For more information call 603-447-5552 or email tnarducci@conwaypubliclibrary.org.
Sing and dance with Sharon from Mt. Top Music! Preschoolers and their caregivers are invited to this program in the library park. FREE!
Head to Wonderland in Conway Library park, and enjoy a fantastical tea party followed by a friendly game of croquet with the Mad Hatter, the Red Queen, Alice, the White Rabbit, and MAYBE the Cheshire Cat (if you can find him). Wear your Saturday best, and please RSVP HERE.
Have you ever wondered what kind of training a dog receives to become a Service Dog? In Piki Goes to College, we meet the lovable Piki (rhymes with sneaky), a mischievous and captivating shelter dog who finds a special purpose with a new life learning the important job of assisting an owner with a disability. Author Joan M.
