Event List

Discover how important colors are to the animal world by exploring the huge variety in feathers--from the bright colors of a parrot to the muted camouflage of an owl. 

From the frigid arctic to arid deserts, birds can be found in nearly every habitat on Earth! 

Learn what an animal needs to survive in different habitats and how birds can thrive in even the most extreme environments. 

Create your own folded book art in a fun way of reusing old books to give them new purpose! 

All materials will be provided.

For 1st - 6th graders who already know the basics of chess (how the pieces move, castling, etc). 

Teens stop by the library on Wednesday afternoons all summer long to play chess with a fellow chess enthusiast. 

NOTE: No instruction will be provided, players should know basic chess gameplay.

Join us at the PT Farmers Market this summer for some Art in the Park! 

Get creative with Perler beads. 

Perler beads, also known as fuse beads or Hama beads, are small, plastic beads that can be fused together with a household iron to create designs and crafts 

Get creative with Perler beads. 

Perler beads, also known as fuse beads or Hama beads, are small, plastic beads that can be fused together with a household iron to create designs and crafts

Join us each month for a book club featuring books from the American Girl series! 

Join us for an exciting exploration of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics through hands-on activities with circuits. 

Learn the basics of knitting in this fun, hands-on mini-workshop.

Materials will be provided.

It's time for splishing and splashing! Get your little one ready for summer with some water safety tips. Join us for an interactive storytime and presentation done in partnership with Goldfish Swim School.

combine classical paintings throughout history with fiber art in this program. 

Participants will learn basic embroidery stitches and add details to famous paintings printed on paper. 

Learn how to use highlights and shadows to bring artwork to life. 

Each week we will create a different masterpiece using color pencils. Classes are fun but informative. 

Must register for each week separately.

Students will learn simple painting techniques to make their artwork come to life.

Learn where to add the highlights, shadows, and textures that complete the artwork. Learn while having fun. 

Get creative and join us for Junk Journaling!

This is a type of art journaling that involves making a book using a variety of found and recycled materials. 

All materials will be provided.

Get creative and join us for Junk Journaling. 

This is a type of art journaling that involves making a book using a variety of found and recycled materials. 

All materials will be provided.

Technology and Makerspace Librarian Sarah Quinn will introduce tweens to the fascinating world of 3D printing and CAD design. 

Teens stop by the library on Wednesday afternoons all summer long to play chess with a fellow chess enthusiast. 

NOTE: No instruction will be provided, players should know basic chess gameplay.

No fancy ice cream maker? No problem! 

Join us as we make delicious homemade ice cream without any special gadgets. We will be using plastic baggies and a few ingredients. 

June's title is Chasing Vermeer by Blue Balliett.

How well do you know some of your favorite snacks? 

Stop in the Teen Room for a blind tasting and see if your tastebuds can guess what the treat is!