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Kids are invited to get creative at our Paint Party: Kids Edition, a fun and colorful program designed especially for young artists. Participants will paint a cheerful, personalized design that can be gifted to a parent, grandparent, or family member
Love Monster and the Last Chocolate by Rachel BrightCelebrate kindness and friendship with this sweet Valentine-themed story. A gentle, engaging read that’s just right for toddlers and young listeners learning about sharing and caring.
Snowy Valentine by David PetersenCelebrate Valentine’s Day after school with a wintery story and hands-on fun. Kids will enjoy the story, then create patchwork heart puppets to take home and play with.
Join us for Book Bingo, a fun and flexible reading challenge designed for book lovers of all kinds. This recurring program invites participants to create their own personalized bingo board using a variety of literature-based categories. From genres and formats
Voltage Ventures is a hands-on tech adventure designed to spark curiosity and creativity during mid-winter break! Youth will dive into a series of engaging circuit-building challenges using real circuitry kits and a coding robot. Participants will experiment, problem-solve, and collaborate
The Trouble with Children (According to Dog) by Katie WeaverWhat happens when a dog has opinions about kids? This humorous story is sure to delight toddlers with its playful tone and silly perspective.
Roy Is Not a Dog by Esmé ShapiroIs Roy really a dog? Kids will find out in this imaginative story, followed by a dog marionette puppet craft that encourages creativity and play.
The Dundee Library Board of Trustees will hold its regular meeting on the third Monday of the month at 4:30 in the Tripp Community Room. The meeting is open to the public, and all are welcome to attend.
This monthly support group provides a welcoming space for individuals, caregivers, and family members affected by Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias. Participants can share experiences, learn from others, and find encouragement in a supportive, understanding environment. The group meets from
Ursula Upside Down by Corey R. TaborA thoughtful and fun story about patience and seeing the world in new ways. Perfect for curious toddlers who love imaginative storytelling.