Adult & Teen Programming at the Public Library for Union County

The Public Library for Union County

ADULT & TEEN PROGRAMS

3D Snowflakes Take-Home Craft
Monday, March 8 – 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Enjoy the last few weeks of winter with this fun DIY 3D snowflake craft! Stop by our lobby during library hours to pick up your materials. The library provides decorative paper. First come first serve while supplies last.

Basic American Sign Language Zoom Class
Thursday, March 11 & 25 – 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Join Ms. Davena every other week, via ZOOM, for live instruction and interaction in Basic ASL. Each class builds on the previous lesson, so regular attendance is encouraged. For ages 13+. All registrants must have a computer or device connected to the internet to participate and provide an email address to obtain the link to join the program on the day of the class. Register online.

Felt Bear Coffee Cozie
Monday, March 22
Stay warm and be festive with these adorable DIY coffee cozies! Use felt, paper, denim or any other material you have at home. Click the link below and follow the instructions to make your very own cozie! https://liagriffith.com/felt-bear-diy-coffee-cozy/

Teen Virtual Book Club
Thursday, March 25 – 7:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Calling all teen readers! Want to discuss your favorite book? Looking for your next read? Then join us for our virtual book club where we will be discussing all things book related! Please register by calling 570-523-1172, visiting the library or registering online. Registration needed to receive a link to our google hangout.

The Union County Library System—The Public Library for Union County, Lewisburg; Herr Memorial Library; Mifflinburg; and West End Library, Laurelton—is hosting these events. All programs are free and open to the public unless otherwise noted. For additional information, visit the UCLS website at www.UnionCountyLibraries.org. online calendar: ucls.libcal.com

Now more than ever, children need safe spaces to explore, create and learn. The Public Library for Union County is a place families have always turned to for quality programming. We anticipate the new Children's Library will be a great learning resource for our community.

Our ReImagine, ReFresh, RePurpose Campaign is making physical changes to our building that:

• relocate and expand our children’s library to provide essential programs and materials for early learning, children’s STEAM education and family support
• ·offer quiet, convenient and comfortable spaces for adult library users to read, connect, work, and relax
• provide furnishings and space configurations that can adapt to future needs, including social distancing