The Library is closed today, Sunday, April 5.

Family Storytime with Miss Moe (Drop In)

10:00am–10:30am
Babies & Toddlers, Children
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Library Branch: Town & Country Public Library
Room: Silo
Age Group: Babies & Toddlers, Children
Program Type: Learning & Discovery, Storytime
Event Details:

Join us for Family Storytime with Miss Moe!  Children will enjoy songs, rhymes, flannel board activities, stories, and a craft that all work to enhance the development of early literacy skills.

Afterschool Art (8-10 yr olds)

4:30pm–5:30pm
Children
Closed
Registration Required
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Library Branch: Town & Country Public Library
Room: The Mary Lynn Alms Educational Center (Meeting Room)
Age Group: Children
Program Type: Arts & Crafts, Learning & Discovery
Registration Required
Event Details:

Join Mrs. Hansen in exploring your creative side each month with an exciting new seasonal art adventure!  This program is perfect for hanging out with friends and unleashing your inner artist!

Passport Reservation (Evening)

5:30pm–7:30pm
Everyone
Closed
Registration Required
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Library Branch: Town & Country Public Library
Room: Passport Appointment Room
Age Group: Everyone
Program Type: Library Meeting
Registration Required
Event Details:

APPOINTMENT TIME

Appointment times are based on the time discussed with Library staff. This may differ from the time listed in the confirmation emails.

 

Illinois Libraries Present Beyond the Page with Percival Everett

7:00pm–8:00pm
Adults
Offsite Event
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Library Branch: Off Site
Age Group: Adults
Program Type: Entertainment, Learning & Discovery
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Industrious, irreverent, humble–though he may deny the accusation–Percival Everett, like his fiction, defies categorization.