EVENTS

Learn the foundational essential oils and techniques for naturally supporting emotional and physical health, including reducing tension and headaches, seasonal breathing difficulties, sustained energy levels, supporting hormonal balance, and restful sleep.  You will make and take a custom essential oil blend made with powerhouse oils natural health success in our fast-paced world! Free. Sponsored by the Friends of the Library.

Block Party! Preschoolers and their caregivers are invited to come by and build, make new friends, and have fun! No registration required.

Block play builds creativity, literacy and language skills, science, math and technology skills, and social skills! Come and enjoy!

For those looking to begin searching their family history. Beginner Workshop 1 introduces the researcher to the free Ancestry.com subscription at the Library, basic principles of genealogical research, use of the U.S. Census, and how to get electronic or hard copies of material found online.

Presented by Wendy Appleton of the Solebury Historical Society. 

Join Miss Patricia and Miss Marge for preschool storytime! We will read books,sings songs, and do crafts each week based on a planned theme.

For peschoolers age five and under and their caregivers. No registration necessary.

Grab the kids, something to sit on and join Ms. Darcy at Rice's Farm Market on Greenhill Road for a fall storytime adventure with songs, stories, neighbors, maybe a snack, and perhaps a pumpkin or two!  To waive the parking fee present your physical library card.  Registration requested.

Adult mystery fans are invited to join us as we discuss our favorite fictional detectives.

Join Ms. Darcy,her harp, and a bunch of books for a special lunchtime story program at Rice's Market.  We're on rain or shine.  Don't forget soemthing to sit on.

Dreams create uncannily accurate, meticulous and explicit feedback, in unique symbolic language, of exactly how we are thinking and feeling about situations, events, and people in our waking life. Dream coach Ken Kaplan shows us how by understanding the significance of our dreams we can discover our inner selves. Sponsored by the Friends of the Library. Free. Please register.

Come to the library for a fun Play K (Play Kindergarten) event geared toward helping children learn social skills, which will prepare them for Kindergarten in the Fall. We will read themed stories, and after 10-15 minutes of books and discussion children will have the opportunity to play with the theme play-and-learn items with their caregivers. For children ages 3 to 5 and their caregivers. Please register.

* This program was given to the library by a grant from the Office of Commonwealth Libraries and is part of the Cruise into Kindergarten Initiative.