Festive Sweaters
Warren County Memorial Library 119 South Front Street, Warrenton, NC, United StatesJoin library staff in spreading holiday cheer with fun daily themes at the library!
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Holiday Bookmarks
Warren County Memorial Library 119 South Front Street, Warrenton, NC, United StatesJoin library staff in spreading holiday cheer with fun daily themes at the library!
Terrific Toddler Tales: Saturdays
Warren County Memorial Library 119 South Front Street, Warrenton, NC, United StatesAvailable anytime at facebook.com/warrencountymemoriallibrary/live
Teen Anime & Manga Book Club
Warren County Memorial Library 119 South Front Street, Warrenton, NC, United StatesHybrid Program: Stop by in-person or virtually! December 19 - tinyurl.com/WCMLDec22Anime2 Meeting ID: 852 1551 5027 Password: 944825 Visit the listed website or call 301‐715‐8592 to connect.
Card Making Stations: Christmas: December 20, 2022
Warren County Memorial Library 119 South Front Street, Warrenton, NC, United StatesMake a card for your loved ones with our all-day card making stations!
Relaxation Corner: Adult Coloring
Warren County Memorial Library 119 South Front Street, Warrenton, NC, United StatesWe provide the coloring pencils and let you select from our collection of adult coloring pages. Just stop by, color, and relax.
Preschool Stories: Wednesdays
Warren County Memorial Library 119 South Front Street, Warrenton, NC, United StatesAvailable anytime at facebook.com/warrencountymemoriallibrary/live
Paw Patrol the Movie (G)
Warren County Memorial Library 119 South Front Street, Warrenton, NC, United States1 hour 28minutes runtime
I Can Read Chapter Books: Thursdays
Warren County Memorial Library 119 South Front Street, Warrenton, NC, United StatesAvailable anytime at facebook.com/warrencountymemoriallibrary/live
See the Oasis Spaces Exhibit
Warren County Memorial Library 119 South Front Street, Warrenton, NC, United StatesCreated from research compiled by the NC African American Heritage Commission, this traveling exhibition highlights a statewide network of business owners and Green Book sites that allowed African American communities to thrive, and that created “oasis spaces” for African American travelers during the Jim Crow era in North Carolina. The exhibit is currently on display […]
