PROGRAMS AT CLARK COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY FOR WEEK OF MARCH 24
Programs this week, as well as other library activities, include:
Main Library, 201 S. Fountain Ave., Springfield, (937) 328-6903
Seek and Find – Rabbits: month of March
Can you find the images of rabbits hidden around the Lenski Children’s Center? See the staff person at the desk for a prize after you’ve found them all. Ages 3-18 (and still in school).
Little Blossoms Storytime: 9:30 a.m. Tuesday
This storytime engages babies and toddlers with books and learning through stories, music, movement and a simple craft idea to help develop fine motor skills. For ages birth to 2.5 years. Held in the Gaier Room.
Little Sprouts Storytime:
10:30 a.m. Tuesday
Led by a professional staff librarian, this storytime prepares preschoolers for later reading success through interactive stories, songs, rhymes, a craft idea and other fun activities to promote early literacy. For ages 3-5. Held in the Gaier Room.
Hiit to be Fit: 2 p.m. Tuesday
Join Marian Plank (NASM, CPT, CNC) for a free full body workout combining elements of strength and cardio set to a fun, upbeat soundtrack. Bring yourself and a mat! For adults in the Gaier Room.
A Grand Tour of the Universe w/dr. Daniel Fleisch: 5 p.m. Thursday
Join Dr. Daniel Fleisch of Wittenberg University as he guides us through the wonders of our universe and the upcoming total solar eclipse. Eclipse glasses will be distributed to the first 50 people in attendance. In the Gaier Room for ages pre-teens to adults.
Making the Connection-trauma & Substance
Abuse Series:
6:30 p.m.
Thursday
The library is collaborating with Sunrise Treatment Center and Citilookout to offer a three-part series on topics related to trauma and substance abuse. Registration is required for this event to be held in the Gaier Room.
Mada Sara-the Power of Haitian Women: 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. Saturday
Join us for a free screening of Madan Sara and special appearance by director Etant Dupain in the Gaier Room. This documentary tells the stories of these indetatigable women who work at the amrgins to make Haiti’s economy run.
Total Solar Eclipse:
p.m. Saturday
Join Kurtz Miller, JPL Solar System Ambassador, as he discusses the highly anticipated total solar eclipse on April 8. Eclipse glasses will be distributed to the first 50 people in attendance in the Gaier Room.
Enon Branch, 409 E. Main St., Enon (937) 8642502 A Taste of Books-march Madness:
March 1 – March 29 Vote for your favorite childhood food and move it from the Elite Eight to the Championship Round. Vote once each visit. All ages welcome.
My Solar Eclipse Experience:
March 18 – April 8 Stop by the library to pick up a My Solar Eclipse Experience sheet and solar eclipse viewing glasses, while supplies last. All ages welcome to participate.
Hungry for
3
Storytime-toddlers: 10 a.m.
Wednesday
Library-awareness program to acquaint your child with the wonderful world of books. Most storytimes are theme-based and will include music and movement, along with a simple craft. For ages 2 and 3.
Hungry for Storytime-preschool Pals: 11 a.m. Wednesday
Library-awareness program to acquaint your child with the wonderful world of books. Most storytimes are theme-based and will include music and movement along with a simple craft. For ages 4 and 5.
History Rocks-eclipsing the Sun:
1 p.m. Thursday For the first time since 1806, Ohio will be the site for a total solar eclipse. Discover the rich cultural heritage of Native Americans as we learn about their traditions and beliefs surrounding solar eclipses, accompanied by a story and a song. Registration required for this program presented by Penny Dunbar of the National Trail Parks and Recreation District.
Houston Branch, 5 W. Jamestown St., South Charleston (937) 462-8047 Help the Easter Bunny Find His Eggs:
March 19 –
March 30
Find an egg or two hidden in the children’s room, remove the tape from the back and add to the Easter pictures on the magnetic board. For ages 2-12.
LEGO Club: 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Monday
Bring your friends and have a great time being creative. LEGOS provided and final creations will be on display until the following month. For school-age children.
Yoga for Beginners:
10:30 a.m. Tuesday
For adults of varying fitness levels. Most poses will be accompanied by modifications for these various levels. Led by a staff member, not a certified instructor. Bring a mat or large towel.
Foster Care Information Session:
10:30 a.m.
Tuesday
Learn how you can help children in foster care in their time of crisis. Register for this information session at www.nyap.org or on the library’s calendar of events entry.
Busy Bookworms Storytime:
11 a.m. – noon Thursday
Program introduces toddlers and preschoolers to books, rhymes, music and crafts and teaches them how to interact with other children their age. Please call to register.
Park Branch, 1119 N. Bechtle Ave., Springfield (937) 322-2498 Storytime:
10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Thursday
Together we will share stories, sing, move to music and make a craft. It’s a perfect chance to learn how to interact with other children ages 2-5. Parent or caregiver must be present with each child.
D&D; Club: Monster Slayers:
5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Thursday
Join us on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month as we experience an epic journey taking down monsters and exploring the great unknown. For ages 13-18 (still in high school). You do not need to know the rules of D&D; to join.
Southgate Branch, 1863 S. Limestone St.., Springfield (937) 322-2226 Wildlife Encounter:
4 p.m. Wednesday
Come to the library to see and learn about some of Ohio’s beloved mammals, reptiles and birds in the meeting room, for families. This program is offered thanks to a generous donation of Helen J. Brumfield.
Out of this World Crafts: 1:30 p.m. – 3 p.m. Saturday
Have much-needed fun while making moon dough and galaxy magnets in celebration of the upcoming total solar eclipse. Materials and supplies provided while they last. For all ages.