Week Calendar

A themed playtime emphasizing pre-literacy games, activities, toys, and crafts. For families with children ages birth-5.

Join Regional Administrator John Fleming as he provides an overview of Small Business Administration programs and services.  Find out what opportunities exist within the SBA world and how they can benefit your business.

"The Reading List" by Sara Nisha Adams

Learn new tabletop strategy and party games that can be played again on your own or in the library. Grades 6-12.

Did you know that spending time with pets can impact your mental health? When we pet a dog, cat or bunny, our bodies release mood elevating hormones and decrease our stress hormones.

Redesign a cover for one of your favorite books or create a cover for an original story! Art from this program will be featured in a library display. Ages 8-14.

Learn about the importance of recycling and create a beautiful wind chime using recycled materials! Ages 8-15. 

Hangout with a book of your choice and enjoy time to read with friends or alone in a nook-like setting. Bring your own book, or choose one of ours, and bring your favorite mug for hot chocolate! Ages 11-17.

Remember storytimes when you were younger? Join us to relax, de-stress, and relive that cozier and simpler time with stories, music, snacks and a craft. Ages 11-17. 

Peek into the world of unusual rainforest birds from across the globe through the high-definition lens of filmmaker Martin Brazeau.  

White Ivy by Susie Yang

*This discussion is being held off-site throughout the closure of the Perryville Branch for renovation. It is being held at the Perryville Town Hall:

H.H. Holmes, the notorious 1890s killer, was tried for a single murder but confessed to 27 more. He was supposedly buried about an hour from Cecil County...or was he?

Bring in a plant to exchange with fellow gardening enthusiasts and take home something new for your own backyard. 

The First State Ringers handbell choir will present a spring concert.