STORY HOUR IS BACK SEPT 10TH!
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Thursday Mornings from 10:00-11:00!
We’re excited to welcome our youngest readers back for in-person Story Time!
Children ages 5 and under and their grownups are invited to join us for stories, songs, and fun together at the library. Space is limited, so registration is required! Come enjoy some time together, meet other families, and help your little ones build a love of books and reading from the very beginning. We can’t wait to see you!


WE’RE LOOKING FOR KID LIBRARIANS!
Kids and teens can sign up to become a Kid Librarian and share their favorite books with the community! Selected participants will visit the library, choose five books to recommend, and write short reviews explaining why they love them (with grownup help for younger readers). Their recommendations will be displayed in the library and featured on our website, where patrons can also find links to order the books. Interested? Learn more and sign up through our Google Form!

INTRO TO BULLET JOURNALING FOR TEENS
Sunday, Sept. 13th 11:30-1:00
REGISTRATION REQUIRED!!
Starting a new school year can mean a lot to keep track of! Join us for an Introduction to Bullet Journaling and learn how to use a simple, creative system to organize assignments, activities, goals, and everything else on your plate. No artistic skills or prior bullet journaling experience required. Just bring yourself and get ready to make a planning system that works for you!
WASHI TAPE BINDER COVERS
Wednesday, Sept. 16th 4:00-5:00
REGISTRATION REQUIRED!!
Give your school supplies a little personality! Join us to create a custom binder cover using colorful washi tape. Mix and match patterns, colors, and designs to make something uniquely yours. Perfect for showing off your style while getting ready for the new school year.


WELCOME AUTUMN STORY TIME
Sunday, Sept. 20th 11:00-12:00
REGISTRATION REQUIRED!!
Get ready to welcome autumn with us! Join us just in time to celebrate the changing season with cozy stories, songs, and fall-themed fun. We’ll enjoy some seasonal favorites together and get excited for cooler days, colorful leaves, and all the wonderful things that come with fall!
COMMUNITY COSTUME SWAP DONATIONS
Sunday, Sept. 20th – Oct. 3rd
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Have a Halloween costume that’s ready for a new home? We’d love to give it another chance to shine! We’ll be accepting clean, freshly washed costumes in good condition starting Sunday, September 20, and hosting our community swap on Sunday, October 4. You don’t need to donate a costume to take one, and you don’t need to take one to donate. Each child present at the swap can choose one costume, and any costumes left over will be donated. Come share, swap, and help make Halloween a little more fun (and affordable) for everyone!


MACARONI NECKLACES
Tuesday, Sept. 22nd 4:00-5:00
REGISTRATION REQUIRED!!
This program is best suited to crafters from ages four to eight! Get creative with a classic! Join us to make your own macaroni necklace using pasta, string, and colorful decorations. It’s a simple, hands-on craft that’s perfect for little crafters who are ready to practice their creativity and fine-motor skills.
BAD MOOD BLOBS: EASY ART THERAPY
Saturday, Sept. 26th 2:00-3:00
REGISTRATION REQUIRED!!
This program is best suited to artists in elementary and middle school. Feeling stressed, frustrated, or just having an “ugh” kind of day? Join us for Bad Mood Blobs, a quick and creative mindfulness activity that turns those feelings into art. There’s no right way to do it, just a chance to slow down, focus on the moment, and let your creativity take over!


COMMUNITY COSTUME SWAP
Sunday, October 4th 1:00-3:45
Have a costume your child has outgrown? Looking for something new-to-you for Halloween? Come to our Community Costume Swap and give gently used costumes a second life! Bring a clean, washed costume in good condition to donate between September 20th and October 3rd (CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE) or simply come browse and find a costume on October 4th.
Yearly Summer Reading Program
The benefits to readers in a summer reading program include:
- The encouragement that reading become a lifelong habit
- Reluctant readers can be drawn in by the activities
- Reading over the summer helps children keep their skills up
- The program can generate interest in the library and books
- And it being summer, the program can just be good fun and provide an opportunity for family time.
Weekly D&D Program for Tween & Teens, but all ages are welcome.
Playing D&D 5th edition in an ongoing campaign run by a Dungeon Master with 40 years of experience. All ages are welcome.
Always check our Website/Calendar and our Social Media for the latest offerings, program times/changes, and any cancellations.
We offer programs and activities for children. Check our program calendar or call the library at 845-338-2092 for information.

Any Questions? Email Kelsey at Kids@HurleyLibrary.org
