Week Calendar

Get some energy out by shakin’ our parachute. Enjoy classic songs like Wheels on the Bus and Old MacDonald and dance to new favorites!

Come learn AND have fun! Parent/Caregivers and their toddlers will interact with books, learn fingerplays, and sing.  

Ages: 0 - 24mos
No Registration Required

For the month of November, we will be reading American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins.

Time to shake, rattle and roll… at the library.  We’ll read some groovy stories, sing songs and play instruments in this loosely structured, rockin’ storytime. 

Ages: 6 - 11yrs
No Registration Required

When Rob Brown, a Native American gang leader on a remote Minnesota reservation, is sentenced to prison for a fifth time, he must confront his role in bringing violent drug culture into his beloved Ojibwe community.

Gabriella Brand, North Haven’s Poet Laureate, will share poems of gratitude. The public is invited to participate by reading or reciting a poem in honor of a friend, neighbor, public figure, or institution.

Stop by Teen Haven twice a month to meet and play with other teen Magic fans. Bring your deck(s) to compete or your favorite cards to show and tell. 

Fall is a wonderful time to get creative with your cooking and add different spices into your meals.

Interested in volunteering at the library, but not sure where to start? Do you want to know which library resources can help improve your study skills?

Ages: 3 - 10yrs with an adult
No Registration Required

Tune in for a special conversation with New York Times bestselling author Javier Zamora as he chats with us about his riveting tale of survival and perseverance as told in his award-winning memoir Solito. &nbs

Let's stitch up something fun! Do you crochet, knit, cross stitch, or weave? Join us for a self-directed stitching session, where we will discuss our current projects and ideas, share advice for newcomers, and “unwind” with friends.

Have you always dreamed of traveling the world? Well, now you can!

Did you know that researchers have found that every person has an individual baseline of happiness, and that this baseline of happiness can be raised?

Throw on your lab coats and get ready to experiment with Miss Sheila! We’ll learn some cool science facts while making a fun science craft.