Join us for extended preschool storytimes on April 23, 24 and 26 as we explore with the Code-a-pillar both a half hour before and after our regular preschool storytimes.  Our theme for the week will be caterpillars and butterflies.

For children aged 18 to 36 months and their parents or caregivers.

An interactive parent-child time with fun activities designed to promote early learning, language development and a love of books for children birth to 18 months old.

Preschool Storytime is a half-hour of books and activities for children ages three, four and five.

Preschool Storytime is a half-hour of books and activities for children ages three, four, and five.

For children aged 18 to 36 months and their parents or caregivers. During Toddler Time, a librarian reads aloud and leads adult-child pairs in activities.

For children aged 18 to 36 months and their parents or caregivers.

Great Books is a group of adults who enjoy talking about ideas, issues and questions found in notable works of literature.  There are no fees and no prerequisites; anyone interested is invited to attend. This week's topic: Which New Era Would That Be? by Nadine Gordimer. 

An interactive parent-child time for children birth to 18 months.

Join friends and neighbors in this staff led discussion of books.  Themes vary week to week so there is always something new!

Lincoln City Libraries (LCL) invites families to participate in the “Read to a Dog” program offered by LCL and the local Healing Heart Therapy Dogs organization.  The program gives children ages 6 to 12 the opportunity to practice their reading by reading aloud to a dog.  Therapy teams are partnered with children who read to dogs in 20-minute shifts once a week for six weeks. Registration is required. Contact Ellie at elliephillips11@gmail.com.

The entire family is welcome to enjoy storytime and crafts.

It's a Garden Party! The public is invited to see the plants in and around the Bennett Martin Public Library that were planted  by students from the 2Gen Migrant Program and the Arts and Humanities Focus School Program, and  enjoy a singing performance by members of the Karen community, the poetry of Traci Schact and her students, and hear  Kaya Smith, Community Garden Educator,  share information about the gardens and plantings.  A Seedfolks Garden Party is a partnership among the Lied Center for Performing Arts, Lincoln Public Schools, Community Crops, and Lincoln City Libraries. 

Lincoln City Libraries (LCL) invites families to participate in the “Read to a Dog” program offered by LCL and the local Healing Heart Therapy Dogs organization.  The program gives children ages 6 to 12 the opportunity to practice their reading by reading aloud to a dog.  Therapy teams are partnered with children who read to dogs in 20-minute shifts once a week for six weeks. Registration is required. Contact Jeanne at hjbishop@neb.rr.com.

The entire family is welcome to enjoy crafts and storytime. 

Lincoln City Libraries (LCL) invites families to participate in the “Read to a Dog” program offered by LCL and the local Healing Heart Therapy Dogs organization.  The program gives children ages 6 to 12 the opportunity to practice their reading by reading aloud to a dog.  Therapy teams are partnered with children who read to dogs in 20-minute shifts once a week for six weeks. Registration is required. Contact Mimi at 402-217-9019.

Lincoln City Libraries (LCL) invites families to participate in the “Read to a Dog” program offered by LCL and the local Healing Heart Therapy Dogs organization.  The program gives children ages 6 to 12 the opportunity to practice their reading by reading aloud to a dog.  Therapy teams are partnered with children who read to dogs in 20-minute shifts once a week for six weeks. Registration is required. Contact Bill at weray@windstream.net.

The entire family is welcome to enjoy crafts and storytime. 

Lincoln City Libraries (LCL) invites families to participate in the “Read to a Dog” program offered by LCL and the local Healing Heart Therapy Dogs organization.  The program gives children ages 6 to 12 the opportunity to practice their reading by reading aloud to a dog.  Therapy teams are partnered with children who read to dogs in 20-minute shifts once a week for six weeks. Registration is not required, sessions are drop-in only.

An interactive parent-child time for children birth to 18 months old.

For children aged 18 to 36 months and their parents or caregivers.  Librarian reads aloud and leads adult-child pairs in activities. 

An interactive parent-child time with fun activities designed to promote early literacy, language development and a love of books for children birth to 18 months old. 

Preschool Storytime is a half-hour of books and activities for children ages three, four, and five.