Slow, sleepy winter days find many animals curled up in their dens. Learn about hibernation and dormancy through this cozy blog.
The Real Twelve Days of Christmas: Celebrating in the Old-fashioned Way
Every year, children and adults build up a head of steam for the Christmas holidays. Then the magical day comes and goes too quickly, leaving scraps of wrapping paper and half-munched cookies all around the house, as well as the nagging feeling that someone special has been left off the greeting and gifting list. Everything…
Nutcracker Sweets
Learn the origins of the Nutcracker ballet, and check out our Nutcracker Stories, Treats, and Crafts resource list to better enjoy a Christmas tradition.
A Sweet, Sweet Valentine
What's better than a store-bought valentine with your name on it? Add a little something sweet to make it a valentine to remember. Sure, you can buy pretty candy at just about any store this time of the year, but you can also get creative and make it yourself. Choosing Chocolate Depending on what you…
Getting to Know Abraham Lincoln
Check out facts about Abraham Lincoln, and link to resources about his life.
November 28 Is Red Planet Day
Red Planet Day commemorates the launch of the Spacecraft Mariner 4 on November 28, 1964. This mission brought us our first photos of Mars' surface. Celebrate Red Planet Day with books and videos from the library!
Create a Cornucopia
Brimming with the fruits of the harvest, the cornucopia has become an important symbol of American Thanksgiving. Its origins go further back in time ...
Kwanzaa: A Celebration of Family and Heritage
Learn about Kwanzaa, and celebrate with great food, crafts, and stories
A Celebration of Scarecrows
Let's have some fun this harvest time with scarecrow crafts, scarecrow facts, and scarecrow stories.
Spider Power
"Will you walk into my parlor?" said the spider to the fly; "'Tis the prettiest little parlor that ever you did spy. The way into my parlor is up a winding stair, And I have many curious things to show when you are there." - Mary Howitt's classic poem, The Spider and the Fly From this…
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