Recognize the Holocaust Days of Remembrance with pictures and information from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.

Celebrate spring with a scavenger hunt! The hunt may begin at Eiseley, but will take you far afield into nature.

Children 0 - 8 and their caregivers are invited to join our Storytellers in exploring the early literacy skills like singing, playing, reading, talking and writing through books, songs, activities and more.

For children ages three, four and five. A half-hour of books and activities supporting early literacy by offering vocabulary development, experiences with a wide variety of literature, and participation in language related activities.

For children ages 18 to 36 months and parents or caregivers. Stories, songs and activities designed to support early literacy skills by building vocabulary and sharing age-appropriate stories in a fun, active, engaging environment.

Preschool Storytime is for children 3 to 5 years of age. Join Miss Karrie for stories, songs and activities that provide early literacy skills in a fun way. Registration is not required.

For children ages three, four and five. A half-hour of books and activities supporting early literacy by offering vocabulary development, experiences with a wide variety of literature, and participation in language related activities.

For children ages three, four and five. A half-hour of books and activities supporting early literacy by offering vocabulary development, experiences with a wide variety of literature, and participation in language-related activities.

For children ages 18 to 36 months and parents or caregivers. Stories, songs and activities designed to support early literacy skills by building vocabulary and sharing age-appropriate stories in a fun, active, engaging environment.

Children 18 months -5 years old and their caregivers are invited to dance, sing, play, wiggle and learn with our Storytellers during this interactive storytime.

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

For children ages three, four and five. A half-hour of books and activities supporting early literacy by offering vocabulary development, experiences with a wide variety of literature, and participation in language related activities.

Come for Storytime and then "Stay and Play" with the library's collection of toys and games sure to stimulate creative play, physical development and social interaction.

Join us for the discussion of books with themes relevant to the LGBTQ+ community. In addition to book discussion and socializing, the group will also serve as a source of support and safety for all members. A specific novel, story collection or non-fiction title is selected in advance for discussion during each meeting, although general discussion about LGBTQ+ literature may follow. This month's selection: Rainbow Rainbow by Lydia Conklin.

This is an opportunity for your child to read to Louis the therapy dog. We have books available or you can bring your own. Email or call Abby Clutter at clutterabby@gmail.com or 314-308-5991 to register for one or more sessions.

This is an opportunity for your child to read to Ikon the therapy dog. We have books available or you can bring your own. Call Judy Vitamvas at 402-423-1498 to register for one or more sessions.

This is an opportunity for your child to read to Sooky the therapy dog. We have books available or you can bring your own. Email Lynn Kalemkiarian at lynnkal@aol.com to register for one or more sessions.

Children 18 months -5 years old and their caregivers are invited to dance, sing, play, wiggle and learn with our Storytellers during this interactive storytime.

Preschool Storytime is for children 3 to 5 years old. Join Miss Karrie for stories, songs and activities that provide early literacy skills in a fun way. Registration is not required.

For children ages three, four and five. A half-hour of books and activities supporting early literacy by offering vocabulary development, experiences with a wide variety of literature, and participation in language-related activities.

For children ages 18 to 36 months and parents or caregivers. Stories, songs and activities designed to support early literacy skills by building vocabulary and sharing age-appropriate stories in a fun, active, engaging environment.

Children 0 - 8 and their caregivers are invited to join our Storytellers in exploring the early literacy skills like singing, playing, reading, talking and writing through books, songs, activities and more.

Come for Storytime and then "Stay and Play" with the library's collection of toys and games sure to stimulate creative play, physical development and social interaction.

This is an opportunity for your child to read to Walter the therapy dog. We have books available or you can bring your own. Email or call Dawn Davis at dwndvs6@gmail.com or 402-617-5910 to register for one or more sessions.

The Just Desserts mystery discussion group members will be discussing the cross-over multi-genre trend of "Science Fiction and Fantasy Murder Mysteries," pulling from the new booklist on BookGuide at https://lincolnlibraries.org/bookguide/booklists/science-fiction-and-fantasy-murder-mysteries/. Attendees will also share a round robin of what they've been reading in the past month (emphasizing mysteries).