We’re creating a beautiful canvas with a backdrop of musical notes, framed by elegant birds and vibrant greenery. Each element will be thoughtfully arranged to form a captivating scene, where colorful birds and intricate foliage contrast with the flowing melodies, blending creativity with the beauty of the natural world. Please register.
Create, share, grow. Meet at Lakeside Coffee Co in Syracuse. Share your own creative work or something that inspires you. This is a collaborative program between Syracuse Public Library and North Webster Community Public Library. Open to all teens grades 6-12. There is no cost for this program.
Preschool Story Time is geared toward ages 3-6 and includes stories, songs, fingerplays, literacy activities and a simple craft. Classes will start on Feb. 5th and continue through April 16th at 10:30 and 11:30 am on Wednesdays. Each class lasts approx. 45 minutes. Registration is requested but visitors are always welcome.
Preschool Story Time is geared toward ages 3-6 and includes stories, songs, fingerplays, literacy activities and a simple craft. Classes will start on Feb. 5th and continue through April 16th at 10:30 and 11:30 am on Wednesdays. Each class lasts approx. 45 minutes. Registration is requested but visitors are always welcome.
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with friends, food, and games! Join us for a low-key party perfect for unwinding after school. Winter Reading Prize Winners will be drawn, must be present to claim prize.
A four-legged companion can work wonders! Certified therapy dog Irish will be waiting for you during our PAWS-to-read program on Thursdays starting February 6th. This event provides a comfortable and judgment-free zone for kids to read and interact with Irish. Sign up is required so please call us @ 574-834-7122 or email Miss Cathy at cervin@nweb.lib.in.us.
Each year, the National Audubon Society, along with Cornell University’s Ornithology Lab, host the Great Backyard Bird count, and the library wants to participate!
Participants can count birds from a location of their choosing, then submit their totals to the NWCPL Citizen Science eBird account. Registration is required, and we will teach participants how to use eBird. For more information, contact the library and ask for Amanda Demster, or email amanda@nweb.lib.in.us.
We are changing up the format of our Beginner Tech program! Are you struggling to learn the basics of your laptop, tablet, or smartphone? Come to this informal program to learn how to operate your new-to-you technology! We will show you how to access the internet, write and send an email, block unwanted callers, delete old texts and messages, download or remove apps, and more! Pre-registration is strongly encouraged.
Each year, the National Audubon Society, along with Cornell University’s Ornithology Lab, host the Great Backyard Bird count, and the library wants to participate!
Participants can count birds from a location of their choosing, then submit their totals to the NWCPL Citizen Science eBird account. Registration is required, and we will teach participants how to use eBird. For more information, contact the library and ask for Amanda Demster, or email amanda@nweb.lib.in.us.
Each year, the National Audubon Society, along with Cornell University’s Ornithology Lab, host the Great Backyard Bird count, and the library wants to participate!
Participants can count birds from a location of their choosing, then submit their totals to the NWCPL Citizen Science eBird account. Registration is required, and we will teach participants how to use eBird. For more information, contact the library and ask for Amanda Demster, or email amanda@nweb.lib.in.us.
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