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Bring your preschoolers (ages 3-5) to enjoy stories, rhymes, songs and fun at the library. A great opportunity to encourage an interest in books and reading and help young children develop important socialization skills.
Join us every first and third Sunday of the month for LEGO-building fun! Creations will be displayed until the following event. Play well!
Leer, Jugar, Hablar. Descubren c mo los ni os aprenden a trav s del jugar y actividades diarias: con cantos, cuentos, manualidades, y diversi n! Read, Play, Talk (Leer, Jugar, Hablar) est abierto a todos -- ni os chiquitos (0-5 a os de edad), sus hermanos, cuidadores, y/o padres. No se requiere registrar y es gratis! Mientras hay varios grupos de Read, Play, Talk disponibles en el condado Jackson (puede encontrar el calendario aca: https://www.soesd.k12.or.us/early-learning-hub-2/ .) ese es el nico en espa ol/biling e. Los esperamos! Read, Play Talk. Discover how children learn through play and daily activities: singing songs, telling stories, creating art, and having fun! Read Play Talk (RPT) is open to everyone young children (ages 0-5) and their family, caregivers, and parents. Registration is free and registration is not required. While there are several Read, Play, Talk groups available in Jackson County (you can find the schedule here: https://www.soesd.k12.or.us/early-learning-hub-2/ ), this is the only one available in Spanish/bilingual. We look forward to seeing you!
Bring your preschoolers (ages 3-5) to enjoy stories, rhymes, songs and fun at the library. A great opportunity to encourage an interest in books and reading and help young children develop important socialization skills.
Wobblers, the next step after Baby Social Hour, is for babies, ages 16-36 months, who are not quite ready to sit through the preschool storytime. This mixes some of the freestyle elements of the Baby Social Hour program, but adds a little bit more structure in preparation for Pre-School storytime.
Bring your preschoolers (ages 3-5) to enjoy stories, rhymes, songs and fun at the library. A great opportunity to encourage an interest in books and reading and help young children develop important socialization skills. Siblings of all ages are welcome!
The Babies and Wobblers program is a combination of our Baby Social Hour and Wobblers programs - tailored to smaller groups. Descriptions for both of these programs are below. Expect a combination of all of these elements in this combined program. -- Baby Social Hour programs are for pre-walking babies (0-16 months). The first half of this program is an early literacy activity (read aloud, tactile activity, songs/rhymes or combination) and the second half of the program is a parent "social time" to allow parents to connect with one another, and for those babies to have a safe playdate space. Wobblers, the next step after Babies in the Library, is for babies, ages 16-36 months, who are not quite ready to sit through the preschool storytime. This mixes some of the freestyle elements of the Babies in the Library program, but adds a little bit more structure in preparation for Pre-School storytime
Children ages 2 and up can exercise both mind and body by participating in a range of simple exercises, music games, and lots of dancing fun. This program also allows participants to experience a lot of sensory exploration through items like shakers, scarves, bubbles, and parachute play.
Explore new interests with cool STEAM programs. Each session will explore a different topic in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics. Every second and fourth Tuesday of the month, unless otherwise indicated. Child must be capable of self-direction and unaided use of a hot glue gun. Generously sponsored by the Central Point Friends of the Library.
Join us for snacks, crafts and homework help. Program will be hosted in English.
Do you ever feel like your favorite fandom is underrepresented? We want to fix that! We're going to create and make our own Perler Bead designs based on the shows, books, movies, or music that we love the most! Big Doctor Who Fan? Let's make a sonic screwdriver! Taylor Swift Fan? Make a copy of one of her album covers! You bring the idea, we'll help you make it a reality!
Come to the Children's Department at the Ashland Library to find out what owls eat by dissecting some owl pellets and seeing what's inside! Presented by John Jackson with Bugs R Us!
Bring your preschoolers (ages 3-5) to enjoy stories, rhymes, songs and fun at the library. A great opportunity to encourage an interest in books and reading and help young children develop important socialization skills. This storytime uses both English and Spanish. Venga con sus ni os preescolares (de 3 a 5 a os) para disfrutar cuentos, rimas y canciones, y para divertirse en la biblioteca. Es una gran oportunidad para fomentar el inter s en los libros y la lectura, y ayudar a los ni os peque os a desarrollar importantes habilidades sociales. Esta hora de cuentos se ofrece en ingl s y en espa ol.
The Babies and Wobblers program is a combination of our Baby Social Hour and Wobblers programs - tailored to smaller groups. Descriptions for both of these programs are below. Expect a combination of all of these elements in this combined program. -- Baby Social Hour programs are for pre-walking babies (0-16 months). The first half of this program is an early literacy activity (read aloud, tactile activity, songs/rhymes or combination) and the second half of the program is a parent "social time" to allow parents to connect with one another, and for those babies to have a safe playdate space. Wobblers, the next step after Babies in the Library, is for babies, ages 16-36 months, who are not quite ready to sit through the preschool storytime. This mixes some of the freestyle elements of the Babies in the Library program, but adds a little bit more structure in preparation for Pre-School storytime
JCLS and the Storytelling Guild are partnering to bring you a new, special storytime at the Jacksonville Library every week! Come hear stories, take part in a craft, and say hello to Fred the Dragon!
Bring your preschoolers (ages 3-5) to enjoy stories, rhymes, songs and fun at the library. A great opportunity to encourage an interest in books and reading and help young children develop important socialization skills.
Learn about the rich history of pi atas and create your own. Fill them up with a mix of spicy and sweet candies, then break them open and enjoy! This program will be presented in English and Spanish. ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Aprenda sobre la rica historia de las pi atas y has tu propia. Ll nela con una mezcla de dulces picantes y disfruta! Este programa se presentar en ingl s y espa ol.
Learn about faces, vertices, and edges as you construct a hexagon with marshmallows. Feel free to sample a few marshmallows as you fine tune your architectural and engineering skills.
Each week we will read about a different artist and then create artwork in their style.
Learn to knit or crochet. Supplies provided. For all levels.
Join the Ashland Teen Department at the local Ashland Clayhouse (37 3rd St, Ashland, OR 97520) for some hands on learning with clay! Let's create something cool! Be sure to register for this program to ensure your spot.
Come and enjoy building your imagination's creations! Don't know what to build? Every second and fourth Wednesday there will be a cool new prompt to spark your creative gears into motion. Builds will be displayed for a week to allow the community to admire your awesome skills! Program will be hosted in English.
Bring your preschoolers (ages 3-5) to enjoy stories, rhymes, songs and fun at the library. A great opportunity to encourage an interest in books and reading and help young children develop important socialization skills. This storytime uses both English and Spanish. Venga con sus ni os preescolares (de 3 a 5 a os) para disfrutar cuentos, rimas y canciones, y para divertirse en la biblioteca. Es una gran oportunidad para fomentar el inter s en los libros y la lectura, y ayudar a los ni os peque os a desarrollar importantes habilidades sociales. Esta hora de cuentos se ofrece en ingl s y en espa ol.
Children ages 2 and up can exercise both mind and body by participating in a range of simple exercises, music games, and lots of dancing fun. This program also allows participants to experience a lot of sensory exploration through items like shakers, scarves, bubbles, and parachute play.
Discover how children learn through play and daily activities: singing songs, telling stories, creating art, and having fun! Read Play Talk (RPT) is open to everyone young children (ages 0-5) and their family, caregivers, and parents. No pre-registration required. RPT groups are offered in collaboration with Southern Oregon Early Learning Hub. To find a group near you: https://www.soesd.k12.or.us/early-learning-hub-2/ .
Bring your preschoolers (ages 3-5) to enjoy stories, rhymes, songs and fun at the library. A great opportunity to encourage an interest in books and reading and help young children develop important socialization skills.
Join us the last Thursday of each month for a movie day in Spanish. Please note that the audio and closed captions for these films will only be provided in Spanish. Program will be hosted in Spanish.
Children are invited to share a story with a trained and registered therapy dog. Paws to Read at the Library provides a non-intimidating environment for budding readers to explore reading out loud. The dogs welcome a scratch on the head and the turn of the page from young readers.
Join us at the Butte Falls Library as we offer a place to hangout and have some fun afterschool. Youth and adults are invited to come and participate in creative projects, work with paints, clay, beads, etc. , or come and do some homework and/or read.
The Babies and Wobblers program is a combination of our Baby Social Hour and Wobblers programs - tailored to smaller groups. Descriptions for both of these programs are below. Expect a combination of all of these elements in this combined program. -- Baby Social Hour programs are for pre-walking babies (0-16 months). The first half of this program is an early literacy activity (read aloud, tactile activity, songs/rhymes or combination) and the second half of the program is a parent "social time" to allow parents to connect with one another, and for those babies to have a safe playdate space. Wobblers, the next step after Babies in the Library, is for babies, ages 16-36 months, who are not quite ready to sit through the preschool storytime. This mixes some of the freestyle elements of the Babies in the Library program, but adds a little bit more structure in preparation for Pre-School storytime
Bring your preschoolers (ages 3-5) to enjoy stories, rhymes, songs and fun at the library. A great opportunity to encourage an interest in books and reading and help young children develop important socialization skills. This storytime uses both English and Spanish. Venga con sus ni os preescolares (de 3 a 5 a os) para disfrutar cuentos, rimas y canciones, y para divertirse en la biblioteca. Es una gran oportunidad para fomentar el inter s en los libros y la lectura, y ayudar a los ni os peque os a desarrollar importantes habilidades sociales. Esta hora de cuentos se ofrece en ingl s y en espa ol.
Bring your preschoolers (ages 3-5) to enjoy stories, rhymes, songs and fun at the library. A great opportunity to encourage an interest in books and reading and help young children develop important socialization skills.
Children ages 2 and up can exercise both mind and body by participating in a range of simple exercises, music games, and lots of dancing fun. This program also allows participants to experience a lot of sensory exploration through items like shakers, scarves, bubbles, and parachute play.
Children ages 2 and up can exercise both mind and body by participating in a range of simple exercises, music games, and lots of dancing fun. This program also allows participants to experience a lot of sensory exploration through items like shakers, scarves, bubbles, and parachute play.
On Fridays we open our craft bins and see where our imaginations take us. Maybe we'll make puppets or masks... or design our own coloring books! No matter what, we'll take an artistic adventure together.
Come to the Children's Department at the Ashland Public Library every 4th weekend of the month to play some boardgames! We will have a super selection of fun games out to choose from for all ages. Come and play with friends and family.
Stop by the library to play a short D&D adventure! Bring your own character sheet, or use one of our pre-made ones. We'll have dice to spare, but you're encouraged to bring your own, if you have them. Registration required; this event will be capped at 6 participants. Please only sign up for one Tween D&D per month.
Come watch movies with your friends--old and new-- every month in the Teen Library! September - Rebel Without a Cause (PG-13/111m/1955) October - Hocus Pocus (PG/95m/1993) November- Double Feature Ferris Bueller's Day Off (PG-13/103m/1986) Teen Witch (PG/13/105m/1989) December - Double Feature Sixteen Candles (PG/93m/1984) Pretty in Pink (PG-13/96m/1986) January - Double Feature Back to the Future (PG/116m/1985) Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure (PG/90m/1989) February - Double Feature She's All That (PG-13/95m/1998) Scooby Doo (PG/87m/2002) March - Double Feature The Sandlot (PG/101m/1993) Rookie of the Year (PG/103m/1993) April - Napoleon Dynamite (PG/86m/2004) May - Bring It On (PG-13/99m/2000)
Want a pop of color for your desk, countertop, or windowsill? Layer rainbow sand into jars and top with some (faux) succulents creating a colorful terrarium.
Come and join the Medford Children's Department's fiber arts club for kids! Staff will help kids learn how to knit or crochet, and each participant will work on creative projects throughout the year, keep their creations, and learn these useful (and very fun) skills.
New in March: Paws to Read EVERY Saturday! Paws to Read at the Library provides a non-intimidating environment for budding readers to explore reading out loud to trained and registered therapy dogs. The dogs welcome a scratch on the head and the turn of the page from young readers.
Every other Sunday, a Beginner Dungeons and Dragons campaign will be hosted by an Eagle Point community member, and everything you need to join in will be provided. You are welcome to bring your own dice and other materials if you'd like. This is a great program to learn how to play Dungeons and Dragons. Parents of younger children are encouraged to stay for the program for everyone's safety and fun.
Bring your preschoolers (ages 3-5) to enjoy stories, rhymes, songs and fun at the library. A great opportunity to encourage an interest in books and reading and help young children develop important socialization skills.
Come crochet it up in the Teen Space, where you'll be able to use your sills to make various things out of a wonderful thing called yarn! Whether you're a beginner, or you're advanced beyond your years, this club is open to all teens. From plushies to clothes, have fun making something of your own!
Bring your preschoolers (ages 3-5) to enjoy stories, rhymes, songs and fun at the library. A great opportunity to encourage an interest in books and reading and help young children develop important socialization skills.
Wobblers, the next step after Baby Social Hour, is for babies, ages 16-36 months, who are not quite ready to sit through the preschool storytime. This mixes some of the freestyle elements of the Baby Social Hour program, but adds a little bit more structure in preparation for Pre-School storytime.
Bring your preschoolers (ages 3-5) to enjoy stories, rhymes, songs and fun at the library. A great opportunity to encourage an interest in books and reading and help young children develop important socialization skills. Siblings of all ages are welcome!
The Babies and Wobblers program is a combination of our Baby Social Hour and Wobblers programs - tailored to smaller groups. Descriptions for both of these programs are below. Expect a combination of all of these elements in this combined program. -- Baby Social Hour programs are for pre-walking babies (0-16 months). The first half of this program is an early literacy activity (read aloud, tactile activity, songs/rhymes or combination) and the second half of the program is a parent "social time" to allow parents to connect with one another, and for those babies to have a safe playdate space. Wobblers, the next step after Babies in the Library, is for babies, ages 16-36 months, who are not quite ready to sit through the preschool storytime. This mixes some of the freestyle elements of the Babies in the Library program, but adds a little bit more structure in preparation for Pre-School storytime
Children ages 2 and up can exercise both mind and body by participating in a range of simple exercises, music games, and lots of dancing fun. This program also allows participants to experience a lot of sensory exploration through items like shakers, scarves, bubbles, and parachute play.
Come make your own fall diorama and create a pretty fall scene with a fall tree and the critters that live on it's branches and under its roots!
The Babies and Wobblers program is a combination of our Baby Social Hour and Wobblers programs - tailored to smaller groups. Descriptions for both of these programs are below. Expect a combination of all of these elements in this combined program. -- Baby Social Hour programs are for pre-walking babies (0-16 months). The first half of this program is an early literacy activity (read aloud, tactile activity, songs/rhymes or combination) and the second half of the program is a parent "social time" to allow parents to connect with one another, and for those babies to have a safe playdate space. Wobblers, the next step after Babies in the Library, is for babies, ages 16-36 months, who are not quite ready to sit through the preschool storytime. This mixes some of the freestyle elements of the Babies in the Library program, but adds a little bit more structure in preparation for Pre-School storytime
JCLS and the Storytelling Guild are partnering to bring you a new, special storytime at the Jacksonville Library every week! Come hear stories, take part in a craft, and say hello to Fred the Dragon!
Bring your preschoolers (ages 3-5) to enjoy stories, rhymes, songs and fun at the library. A great opportunity to encourage an interest in books and reading and help young children develop important socialization skills.
Join us JCLS and Crater Rock Museum for Fossils Galore! Come learn about what fossils are and how they are formed. You will get to see and touch different examples including bones, teeth, shells, amber, and coprolite (fossil poop!) and then get to make your own fossil to take home.
The most magical of all nannies is coming to Eagle Point Library, please join Mary in song, story, and just a little bit of sugar! 🎤✨📚🎶🌟
In this simple aerodynamics lesson, you will learn about wind and rotation by creating your own personalized pinwheel! Choose your color or design your own!
Each week we will read about a different artist and then create artwork in their style.
Meet incredible creatures and learn what makes them unique! Hear their rehabilitation stories, presented by Wildlife Images Rehabilitation and Education Center.
Learn to knit or crochet. Supplies provided. For all levels.
Learn all about what goes into training service dogs and hear first hand accounts on how they impact the lives of those who need and love them.
Bring your preschoolers (ages 3-5) to enjoy stories, rhymes, songs and fun at the library. A great opportunity to encourage an interest in books and reading and help young children develop important socialization skills. This storytime uses both English and Spanish. Venga con sus ni os preescolares (de 3 a 5 a os) para disfrutar cuentos, rimas y canciones, y para divertirse en la biblioteca. Es una gran oportunidad para fomentar el inter s en los libros y la lectura, y ayudar a los ni os peque os a desarrollar importantes habilidades sociales. Esta hora de cuentos se ofrece en ingl s y en espa ol.
October is "I'm Just Me Because..." Month! Think about the qualities that best describe you, and the experiences that have helped shape you. Come in and write or draw what defines YOU. We can even display your narrative or drawing if you like. The collective visual display will be a great way to showcase how awesome this community is!
Discover how children learn through play and daily activities: singing songs, telling stories, creating art, and having fun! Read Play Talk (RPT) is open to everyone young children (ages 0-5) and their family, caregivers, and parents. No pre-registration required. RPT groups are offered in collaboration with Southern Oregon Early Learning Hub. To find a group near you: https://www.soesd.k12.or.us/early-learning-hub-2/ .
Bring your preschoolers (ages 3-5) to enjoy stories, rhymes, songs and fun at the library. A great opportunity to encourage an interest in books and reading and help young children develop important socialization skills.
Join us at the Butte Falls Library as we host John Jackson's Outer Space - Counting and reading the planets program!
This fall, on the first Thursday of each month , join us for some engaging & enlightening Ukrainian Culture Hours! Learn about Ukrainian holidays, customs, pastimes, foods and more. Come chat or socialize, or just have snacks with us. Stay as long as you like! This program is open to all. See you there!
Stop by the library to play or observe a short chapter in our ongoing D&D adventure! This every other week game has an ongoing story with regular players but the Branch Manager DM can usually easily work in a new drop-in character for a single session. For those wishing to join the adventure long term please talk with the DM for possible openings. We are playing D&D 3.5, have a few premade characters available and have dice and minis to spare.
Children are invited to share a story with a trained and registered therapy dog. Paws to Read at the Library provides a non-intimidating environment for budding readers to explore reading out loud. The dogs welcome a scratch on the head and the turn of the page from young readers.
Come join us and other teens/tweens at the Butte Falls Library to participate in our Teen/Tween Game Day. Hangout with other teens and play board games set up for you to play, as well as snacks. Come and enjoy games every other Thursday afternoon throughout the school year. We've got a lot of different games to choose from.
The Babies and Wobblers program is a combination of our Baby Social Hour and Wobblers programs - tailored to smaller groups. Descriptions for both of these programs are below. Expect a combination of all of these elements in this combined program. -- Baby Social Hour programs are for pre-walking babies (0-16 months). The first half of this program is an early literacy activity (read aloud, tactile activity, songs/rhymes or combination) and the second half of the program is a parent "social time" to allow parents to connect with one another, and for those babies to have a safe playdate space. Wobblers, the next step after Babies in the Library, is for babies, ages 16-36 months, who are not quite ready to sit through the preschool storytime. This mixes some of the freestyle elements of the Babies in the Library program, but adds a little bit more structure in preparation for Pre-School storytime
Bring your preschoolers (ages 3-5) to enjoy stories, rhymes, songs and fun at the library. A great opportunity to encourage an interest in books and reading and help young children develop important socialization skills. This storytime uses both English and Spanish. Venga con sus ni os preescolares (de 3 a 5 a os) para disfrutar cuentos, rimas y canciones, y para divertirse en la biblioteca. Es una gran oportunidad para fomentar el inter s en los libros y la lectura, y ayudar a los ni os peque os a desarrollar importantes habilidades sociales. Esta hora de cuentos se ofrece en ingl s y en espa ol.
Bring your preschoolers (ages 3-5) to enjoy stories, rhymes, songs and fun at the library. A great opportunity to encourage an interest in books and reading and help young children develop important socialization skills.
Children ages 2 and up can exercise both mind and body by participating in a range of simple exercises, music games, and lots of dancing fun. This program also allows participants to experience a lot of sensory exploration through items like shakers, scarves, bubbles, and parachute play.
Children ages 2 and up can exercise both mind and body by participating in a range of simple exercises, music games, and lots of dancing fun. This program also allows participants to experience a lot of sensory exploration through items like shakers, scarves, bubbles, and parachute play.
Join us at the Butte Falls Library as we embark on artistic adventures! Youth and adults are invited to come and participate in creative projects, work with paints, clay, beads, etc. This activity will continue every other Saturday.
Get into the festive spirit and unleash your creativity at our "Pumpkin Palette" program! Join us for a delightful painting experience where participants of all ages can transform ordinary pumpkins into vibrant works of art. Whether you're a seasoned artist or just starting your artistic journey, this program promises a fun-filled and imaginative time for everyone!
Come and join the Medford Children's Department's fiber arts club for kids! Staff will help kids learn how to knit or crochet, and each participant will work on creative projects throughout the year, keep their creations, and learn these useful (and very fun) skills.
New in March: Paws to Read EVERY Saturday! Paws to Read at the Library provides a non-intimidating environment for budding readers to explore reading out loud to trained and registered therapy dogs. The dogs welcome a scratch on the head and the turn of the page from young readers.
Bring your preschoolers (ages 3-5) to enjoy stories, rhymes, songs and fun at the library. A great opportunity to encourage an interest in books and reading and help young children develop important socialization skills.
Join us every first and third Sunday of the month for LEGO-building fun! Creations will be displayed until the following event. Play well!
Leer, Jugar, Hablar. Descubren c mo los ni os aprenden a trav s del jugar y actividades diarias: con cantos, cuentos, manualidades, y diversi n! Read, Play, Talk (Leer, Jugar, Hablar) est abierto a todos -- ni os chiquitos (0-5 a os de edad), sus hermanos, cuidadores, y/o padres. No se requiere registrar y es gratis! Mientras hay varios grupos de Read, Play, Talk disponibles en el condado Jackson (puede encontrar el calendario aca: https://www.soesd.k12.or.us/early-learning-hub-2/ .) ese es el nico en espa ol/biling e. Los esperamos! Read, Play Talk. Discover how children learn through play and daily activities: singing songs, telling stories, creating art, and having fun! Read Play Talk (RPT) is open to everyone young children (ages 0-5) and their family, caregivers, and parents. Registration is free and registration is not required. While there are several Read, Play, Talk groups available in Jackson County (you can find the schedule here: https://www.soesd.k12.or.us/early-learning-hub-2/ ), this is the only one available in Spanish/bilingual. We look forward to seeing you!