Video Game Club
November 7th @3:30pm Lock-In November 22nd @3:30pm
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Teen Video Game Club – Special Lock-In Program
Teenagers and young adults are invited to a chaperoned evening of fellowship and video games in this special after-hours program. Registration and signed permission slips are required. Space is limited and will be granted on a first come, first served basis. Pizza will be served.
1-0n-1 Senior Insurance Benefit Review with Tilda Hendricks
Located in the library’s tutor room. More dates will be announced for December. People will be seenon a first come, first served basis.
“Piece” of Mind
People of all ages are invited to relax with puzzles at the library. Collaborate with other attendees to put together puzzles or just solve a small one on your own!
WCML Storytimes Reading and Relaxing
Stop by for some fun as Ky’el reads some of your favorite books - new and old - duringthis traditional, in-person story time. November 12th @10:30am(I See Color: An Affirmation and Celebration of our Diverse World) November 19th @10:30am(My Extraordinary Face) November 26th @10:30am(Bubble Hum Bison Needs a Bath)
Movie Matinees
November 8th @ 1:30pmThe Jungle Book (PG)1 Hour 46 Minutes Runtime November 26th @ 1:30pmVenom (PG-13)1 Hour 52 Minutes Runtime
Tech Time: 1-on-1 Assistance
Seniors, or anyone else that wants to improve their skills in using technology, stop by the library on Wednesdays between noon and two for 1-on-1 assistance with what you would like to learn. Library staff will assist and guide you through using library computers or your own tech so that you can accomplish your goals.
Virtual Storytime
Watch episodes on our Facebook page! November 16th @10:30am(The Color of Love) November 23rd @10:30am(Turtle-Turtle and the Wide, Wide River) November 30th @10:30am(There was a Coyote who Swallowed a Flea)
After School Learning Lounge
This program allows students to help each other with questions regarding their homework and studies, become reading buddies, and have a light snack. Student volunteers from Haliwa-Saponi Tribal School will be present each week to provide help. This is not a drop-off program; parents must remain at the library with their students. The program will […]
