Summer Reading

It’s time for our end-of-summer cookout at the library! (Where did the summer go!?) When: Saturday, August 2 Time: 11 AM Where: Outside on the library lawn Join us on the library lawn for food cooked up by our trusty Trustees of the Library, drinks, yard games, the famous Newfields dunk tank, raffle prizes, and FREE books! (We … Continue reading End of Summer Reading BBQ

Kick off Summer at the Library with Wildlife Encounters + Picnic & Music! Where: Library lawn (bring a blanket or lawn chair) When: Saturday, June 13 11AM - Live animal … Continue reading Summer Kick-Off Bash!

Head to the Library on Saturday, June 20 between 9am - 1pm for our Readathon! Double your minutes (must read for a minimum of 15 minutes) and earn +3 raffle … Continue reading Stop, Drop, and Read! | Readathon @ the Library

Join us on Tuesday, June 23 at 3PM for a creative poetry writing workshop. No expertise necessary! Poetry can be an intimidating word but don’t let that keep you from … Continue reading Poetry Writing Workshop

*This event has been cancelled due to the Extreme Heat Advisory. The Library is open and air conditioned for anyone who needs a cool place to go. 10am - 7pm * Grab a blanket and bring a picnic to enjoy the summer day on the Library lawn on Wednesday, July 1 between 11am and 1pm. … Continue reading CANCELLED | Picnic and Yard Games

How many Dog Man books can your bridge hold? Using only LEGOs, construct a bridge that can span at least 1 foot, stand on its own, and support the weight of at least one book. You’ll have 40 minutes to work on your own or with a team to plan, prototype, test, and build your … Continue reading STEM Time with Andy | LEGO Bridges

Everyone is an artist! We’ll be offering a welcoming, inclusive, and supportive environment for children to make art. We’ll have supplies available but also feel free to bring your own. While being artistic, we’ll also discuss why art is important to us, how we can use it to make our lives better, and all the … Continue reading Art Workshop with Andy

Butterflies, bees, moths, ants, and beetles. We hear so often about how important having a wide array of pollinators is to a successful garden. Join the staff at PML and put together a pollinator station to attract and keep pollinators around! We’ll have some handy exercises and worksheets to help us get to know the … Continue reading Pollinator Puddles