A Tea Party

Join Miss Maura and Paper Artist, Ms. Oliva Yu to create “A Tea Party” inspired paper crafts. No prior paper crafting experience is necessary. Supplies and directions will be provided during this hands-on art workshop.

Caregivers must remain at Plumb Memorial Library while their child attends program.

Join Miss Maura for a special Saturday program featuring a story then it will be time to play with library provided toys and games plus enjoy meeting some new playmates too!

Join Plumb’s Miss Maura for reading, rhymes, and rhythms too! Geared toward our youngest library friends. Caregivers must remain with their child for program duration.

Join us at a unique library story time specifically geared toward preschoolers! We will focus on stories, songs and early literacy skills too! Caregivers must remain with their child for program duration.

Children visiting the Plumb Memorial Library’s Children’s Department are encouraged to cast their vote at our voting booth for their favorite cookie amongst the 2 flavor choices! One Child, One Vote!

On Wednesday, November 6, Plumb’s Children’s Department will announce the winning cookie flavor!

Join Ms. Krista Boyer from “Krista’s Kids Yoga” as she shares an engaging book, music and teaches beginner yoga to our youngest library visitors and their caregivers too. No previous yoga experience is needed. Both child and caregiver will be expected to participate in this early learning yoga program. Please wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat and water.

The Plumb Memorial Library is offering Tai Chi workshops for adults. They will be held on Wednesday mornings at 9:00^am in the Library’s Meeting Room.

The class will be taught by Debbie Wooley, a certified instructor with the Health Institute has been practicing Tai Chi for the past ten years and been teaching it for five years.

Debbie will be teaching the Tai Chi for Arthritis method which uses the Sun style. Each class will begin and end each class with a series of warm up and cool down exercises. There is no prerequisite to participate in this class. No equipment is necessary and participants may do this seated if they feel more comfortable.
The program is free and open to the public.

The Huntington Branch is launching a new book club for adults called Cooking the Books! Running from September 2024 to May 2025, this book club will alternate food based presentations/activities and book discussions on titles that relate to food in some way. Book club members will also get to show off their culinary skills by making and sharing something they’ve made at the book discussion meetings! Meetings will be held on the first Wednesday of the month from 5:15^pm – 6:15^pm.

By registering for this book club you are committing to 9 months of monthly meetings; 5 months will be activities/presentations, and 4 months will be book discussions with an associated food swap, on an alternating schedule. Book club members get priority registration for the 5 activity/presentation programs.

Adults may join us at the Huntington Branch for a charcuterie workshop! Participants will be taught how to compose a well balanced and beautiful charcuterie board just in time for the holiday season. All materials will be provided.

Please Note: if you are a member of the Cooking the Books book club, you are automatically registered for this event; you will receive an email to confirm your attendance.

Crafty Preschoolers are welcome to join Miss Maura to create a colorful Fall book tote. Please bring an apron or old shirt to wear as we will be painting. Caregivers will participate with their child.

Young toddlers are welcome to join Miss Maura first for book then to play with library provided toys and enjoy playing with some new friends too!

Caregivers must remain with their child for program duration.

Young readers are welcome to join Miss Maura as she celebrates leaves through stories, music and a special leaf craft too! Caregivers will participate in program alongside their child.

The Plumb Memorial Library is offering Tai Chi workshops for adults. They will be held on Wednesday mornings at 9:00^am in the Library’s Meeting Room.

The class will be taught by Debbie Wooley, a certified instructor with the Health Institute has been practicing Tai Chi for the past ten years and been teaching it for five years.

Debbie will be teaching the Tai Chi for Arthritis method which uses the Sun style. Each class will begin and end each class with a series of warm up and cool down exercises. There is no prerequisite to participate in this class. No equipment is necessary and participants may do this seated if they feel more comfortable.
The program is free and open to the public.

In recognition of the Native American Heritage Month, join Miss Maura for a reading of the awarding winning book: Fry Bread by Kevin Noble Maillard. This beautiful book explores the traditions of fry bread and how it connects families, cultures, and generations. Then we will attempt making our own fry bread with the book recipe. This is a hands-on food program. Caregivers will be participating with their child.

Babies and their caregivers are invited to a library playdate! First, Miss Maura will read a board book, then it will be time for your child and you to play and meet some new friends.