8-12 years

Come build with us! Computers and iPads provided: just bring your imaginations.

Create a three dimensional object using 3D Pens!

Do you need a calm place to play? Then come to the Forest Avenue Calming Room for a sensory interactive experience! This is an unsupervised, drop-in program for youth. Children under 10 years old must be accompanied by a caregiver over 12 years old.

Put on your creative construction caps and visit the East Side Library’s Meeting Room to build and explore with our Imagination Playground blocks, Legos, ramps and more! Builders of all ages welcome!

Eating healthy and cooking skills go hand in hand. Kids will have the opportunity to prepare and taste healthy foods while learning about healthy eating and physical activity along with food and kitchen safety. They will have so much fun preparing these inexpensive and easy recipes with help from Iowa State Extension Office.

Eating healthy and cooking skills go hand in hand. Kids will have the opportunity to prepare and taste healthy foods while learning about healthy eating and physical activity along with food and kitchen safety. They will have so much fun preparing these inexpensive and easy recipes with help from Iowa State Extension Office.

Eating healthy and cooking skills go hand in hand. Kids will have the opportunity to prepare and taste healthy foods while learning about healthy eating and physical activity along with food and kitchen safety. They will have so much fun preparing these inexpensive and easy recipes with help from Iowa State Extension Office.

Eating healthy and cooking skills go hand in hand. Kids will have the opportunity to prepare and taste healthy foods while learning about healthy eating and physical activity along with food and kitchen safety. They will have so much fun preparing these inexpensive and easy recipes with help from Iowa State Extension Office. Registration is suggested - register online below or by phone at 283-4152.

Today's Kids in the Kitchen will be held in our Large Study Room inside the library. Eating healthy and cooking skills go hand in hand. Kids will have the opportunity to prepare and taste healthy foods while learning about healthy eating and physical activity along with food and kitchen safety. They will have so much fun preparing these inexpensive and easy recipes with help from Iowa State Extension Office.

Cool down and use the science of salt to rescue toys from the ice while you listen to chilly stories.

Bring the entire family together early in the evening for stories, songs and occasional crafts. It's a great way for busy parents to relax and listen to stories with their children. You can even wear your jammies!