Join us at the Cumberland Library to become a part of a great group of Cumberland ladies that make up the Cumberland Women’s Club. Meets most every second Thursday of the month. *THIS PROGRAM IS FREE AND FOR ADULTS*
This program offers fun and bonding for babies (0-24 months) and their grown-ups! Join us for bouncing, reading, and singing during this half hour program in the library children’s program room. Parents and caregivers will practice ways to interact with babies to support talking and pre-reading skills. Each week, we’ll share songs and rhymes to develop language skills and sense of rhythm. We will also share a board book together ... Read More
Parents and caregivers with children ages 2 1/5 – 5 years old are invited to share books, rhymes and an activity each week! We will meet in the library children’s program room. Early literacy information will be available to take home. These tips will help adults share books and daily activities with children in ways that help them prepare for school.
Calling all book readers to come in at any point during the day to sign up to become a book pen pal. We will be collecting names starting September 9th. Each person that signs up will write a letter (using stationary provided by the library) to someone else anonymously about a book they recommend and why. The book needs to either be at one of our libraries or you can ... Read More
This program offers fun and bonding for babies (0-24 months) and their grown-ups! Join us for bouncing, reading, and singing during this half hour program in the library children’s program room. Parents and caregivers will practice ways to interact with babies to support talking and pre-reading skills. Each week, we’ll share songs and rhymes to develop language skills and sense of rhythm. We will also share a board book together ... Read More
Caregivers with children ages 2.5 – 5 are invited to share books, rhymes and an activity each week in the library program room! Early literacy information will be available to take home. These tips will help caregivers share books and daily activities with children in ways that help them prepare for school.
Calling all book readers to come in at any point during the day to sign up to become a book pen pal. We will be collecting names starting September 9th. Each person that signs up will write a letter (using stationary provided by the library) to someone else anonymously about a book they recommend and why. The book needs to either be at one of our libraries or you can ... Read More
Join herbalist Jan Wolfe at Buckingham Library and make delicious healing syrups using herbs, spices and natural sweeteners! Boost your immune system and help cold and flu symptoms. This is a free event.
Calling all book readers to come in at any point during the day to sign up to become a book pen pal. We will be collecting names starting September 9th. Each person that signs up will write a letter (using stationary provided by the library) to someone else anonymously about a book they recommend and why. The book needs to either be at one of our libraries or you can ... Read More
Calling all book readers to come in at any point during the day to sign up to become a book pen pal. We will be collecting names starting September 9th. Each person that signs up will write a letter (using stationary provided by the library) to someone else anonymously about a book they recommend and why. The book needs to either be at one of our libraries or you can ... Read More
This program offers fun and bonding for babies (0-24 months) and their grown-ups! Join us for bouncing, reading, and singing during this half hour program in the library children’s program room. Parents and caregivers will practice ways to interact with babies to support talking and pre-reading skills. Each week, we’ll share songs and rhymes to develop language skills and sense of rhythm. We will also share a board book together ... Read More
Parents and caregivers with children ages 2 1/5 – 5 years old are invited to share books, rhymes and an activity each week! We will meet in the library children’s program room. Early literacy information will be available to take home. These tips will help adults share books and daily activities with children in ways that help them prepare for school.
