![Family Storytime
Join us at 10:30 AM every Wednesday in October and November for a drop in story and craft time. For ages 1 - 5.
Play And Stay
Thursday mornings are for babies and their caregivers at the library. Bring your little one to our special session of stories, rhymes and fingerplays - then stay a while to enjoy visiting with other parents and choosing some board books to take home. Thursdays from 10:30 AM on
in October and November.
Paper Magic
Local artist Ditas Benipayo will offer a series of activities in October in our new Makerspace area for students grades 1 - 5. Each week will explore a paper sculpture theme using 3-D cutouts and architectural origami. Drop-in sessions are on Wednesdays from 2:30 - 5:30 PM, while supplies last.](https://bethanylibrary.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Fall-Childrens-Programs1-663x1024.png)
Children’s Programs for Fall
![Family Storytime
Join us at 10:30 AM every Wednesday in October and November for a drop in story and craft time. For ages 1 - 5.
Play And Stay
Thursday mornings are for babies and their caregivers at the library. Bring your little one to our special session of stories, rhymes and fingerplays - then stay a while to enjoy visiting with other parents and choosing some board books to take home. Thursdays from 10:30 AM on
in October and November.
Paper Magic
Local artist Ditas Benipayo will offer a series of activities in October in our new Makerspace area for students grades 1 - 5. Each week will explore a paper sculpture theme using 3-D cutouts and architectural origami. Drop-in sessions are on Wednesdays from 2:30 - 5:30 PM, while supplies last.](https://bethanylibrary.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Fall-Childrens-Programs1-663x1024.png)
The Friends of the Library have added a historical photo of Amity Road as it appeared in 1908 to the wall of the nook that will hold their resources once the Library’s renovations are complete. The road is made of dirt and there are fewer trees, but the hill leading up towards Christ Episcopal Church and the First Church of Christ is still recognizable; the building that now houses Clark Memorial Library (sans extension) was constructed in the open area on the left from 1936 into 1937.
Feel free to stop by and see the photo in person – and take the opportunity to grab a Friends of the Library membership application!
Thank you to local artist Liz Scott for these recycled art pieces, which are currently on display both in and outside of the Library!