Program participants will become amateur paleontologists and learn about different types of fossils found throughout the Finger Lakes Region. Learn how they were made, when they got here and what these fossils can tell us. Designed for ages 4-12. Space
It's play dough at storytime! We have dino themed molds and play dough tools.
Read a story about t-rex tea parties and then enjoy some treats provided by N'Dulge Bakery! All ages welcome!
Come play D&D at the Library! Everyone is welcome, whether you're an experienced player or completely new to the game! Dice, character sheets, and characters are available for anyone who needs them. This event is 18+ only. If you are
This week, we're painting a ceramic dinosaur. Take and make kits are available first come, first served for those who cannot make it in-person.
We're going on a dino dig...gonna catch a big one! We'll be digging for dino "bones" and fossils!
Join us for a workshop provided by Jennifer Thomas. Make your own mug rug using punch needle techniques. Registration for this workshop is required. Call 607-587-9290 or email alfred@stls.org. This project is made possible with funds from the Statewide Community
Make your own dino-saur themed crown. Take and make kits are available first come, first served for those who cannot attend in person.
Join us on the bandstand lawn for a performance by the touring Shakespeare company, Shake on the Lake. Located in Silver Lake, NY Shake on the Lake performs in outdoor venues throughout the summer. This year, they will be performing
Paleontologists Mike & Roberta Straka will share an interactive dinosaur show in which participants will examine bones and reconstruct a Triceratops. Part magic, part show and tell, this is a fun, educational adventure for all ages!
Get crafty today and make your own dinosaur suncatcher.
Make your own earrings with paper quilling techniques. This workshop will be led by Jennifer Thomas. Registration for this workshop is required. Call 607-587-9290 or email alfred@stls.org This project is made possible with funds from the Statewide Community Regrants Program,