Baby Storytime |
Join Miss Lisa for music, movement and playtime with your baby. We will help little ones build early literacy skills while bouncing, singing, exploring board books and playing together. For babies 3 to 24 months and their grown-up(s). |
Storytime |
Talk, sing, read, write, play! That’s what we’ll do today! Storytime models these five practices to support development of early literacy skills. Grown ups are encouraged to participate in the fun and learning! Storytime is for toddlers and preschoolers. |
Chess |
Learn to play chess or play against others. Open to young people ages 8–18. Chess is mentored by Robert Bemben and Robin Ray. |
Code Club |
Does your child love video games? Would you love to have them learn useful skills and exercise their mind? Try Code Club! Kids love being able to create their own video games and websites, and in the process they will gain useful technology skills. |
Graphic Novel Club |
Do you love reading graphic novels? Do you like talking comics? Explore a graphic novel (they are J GR NVL in the library catalog) each meet up! We'll talk about the book of the month, do an activity, and everyone gets to keep the book. Graphic Novel Club is relevant for ages 8-12. |
Little Waves with Great Lakes Chamber Orchestra |
Little Waves is a musical children's program series hosted by the Great Lakes Chamber Orchestra that allows very young people (and their grown-ups!) to explore the world of orchestra through story and in person musical experiences. Each session includes a multimedia musical storybook time with our percussionist (and storyteller) Tim Mocny as well a chance to see one or more of the many wonderful components of the orchestra up close! Little Waves is relevant for children ages 4-10. |
STEAM Tweens |
STEAM Tweens is a monthly program just for tweens ages 9-12! Focus is on science, technology, engineering, art, and math. |
For tutoring information email Alex Dailey or call 231-758-3112 or email Val Meyerson or call 231-758-3120.
Growing Readers Together is a three-pronged approach for 1st-3rd grade students who are below reading level to enhance their reading proficiency: direct tutoring for students, Family Literacy Nights to help families learn more skills to support their student’s achievements, and Brain Boxes to provide materials for students to take home.
See our Event Calendar for more information and registration