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!
Registration Required HERE. Due to limited capacity, you may be placed on a waiting list. We appreciate notification if you are unable to attend. MASKS REQUIRED inside the library.
Everyone has a story to tell, or so they say. Take the dive into creative writing with local, award winning, USA Today bestselling author Emily Cyr. Emily has been in the publishing world for close to eight years and has been writing since she could hold a pen. Being faced with many hurdles, Emily has a unique outlook on the publishing world and on writing.
Bob Cottrell, Curator of the Conway Public Library's Henney History
Room will offer a fun for the entire family hands-on program using
Bob Cottrell, Curator of the Conway Public Library's Henney History
Room will offer a fun for the entire family hands-on program using
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.
Dixie Lea of Sunshine Yoga will lead yoga sessions every Saturday through the summer (weather permitting). BYO mat and a $5.00 suggested donation.
Conway, we've got a problem. Humanity needs help planning their next mission to Mars, and this is just to camp
Join EB from Green Mountain Conservation Group and the Conway Public Library in learning all about frogs! In following the summer reading theme “Tails and Tales” we will be reading two books about frogs, “The Teeny Weeny Tadpole” by Sheridan Cain and illustrated by Jack Tickle, and “Growing Frogs” by Vivian French and illustrated by Alison Bartlett. We will also learn about what it means to be an amphibian, metamorphosis, and the frogs we can find in our backyards!
An animal’s tail can serve as a rudder when swimming, help with agility during flight, or can even function like an extra hand.
