Dungeons & Dragons Club
Dungeons and Dragons Club for ages 10+, held in the Ham Community Room on Mondays from 4-5:30pm
Childrens
Pokemon Club
Welcome to the world of Pokemon!
We’re diving into learning about playing and deck building basics!
This year we’ve designed Pokemon Club specifically for those who love the thrill of battling or just want to learn how to play.
We want everyone to have an amazing Pokemon Trading Card Game experience and to meet people who enjoy Pokemon as well!
Ages: 7-12
VEX Robotics: Bridge the Gap Challenge
Melodies and Munchkins
Families are invited to enjoy music exploration with Riley Waygood! This program is designed for children ages 0-3 and their caregivers. Siblings are welcome. FREE! Bring a blanket or chair for sitting in the grass.
Fairy Fest
Celebrate the magic of nature and imagination with an afternoon of fairy-themed activities at the Conway Library (outdoors, weather permitting). Enjoy a fairy story, followed by fairy crown and fairy house crafts, dancing, and anything spritely and fun! All ages are welcome. FREE!
Mission to Mars Summer Camp
Mission to Mars Summer Camp
Pigeon Book Release Party!
Hilarious, wildly popular children's author and illustrator Mo Willems has just released a new Pigeon book, The Pigeon Will Ride the Roller Coaster! Families are invited to come to the library for a morning of Willems-inspired fun!
Jewelry Making with 4-H
Interested in making Jewelry?
Bring your favorite rocks, mineral, or sea glass for a wire wrapping extravaganza with 4-H. Youth will learn how to create their own wire wrapped jewelry and will be able to bring home their creations. We ask that participating youth be accompanied by an adult. Spaces are limited, so sign up today at https://bit.ly/Jewelry_4-H
Yoga in the Yard
Dixie Lea of Sunshine Yoga will lead yoga sessions every Saturday through the summer (weather permitting) in the library park. BYO mat and a $5.00 suggested donation.
Juneteenth Story Time
Enjoy a couple of stories and take some time to honor Black Independence Day. This day has been celebrated since June 19, 1865, when enslaved people in the westernmost Confederate state of Texas were informed of their freedom by Union troops… even-though the Emancipation Proclamation received official presidential signature
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