LibraryAware November 15, 2025 Newsletter

FEATURED PROGRAMS & EVENTS

Looking for interactive and engaging activities for your child? Join us for Sensory Play. Each month will feature a different theme and new ways to stimulate your growing child’s senses. Activities may include: water play, kinetic sand, touch-and-see tables, slime, finger painting, instrument exploration, aromatic experiences, and new tastes.

Thursday, November 18

11:00am

Main Library

Audience: Ages 0-5

Pelicans and Prehistory

Join us for Pelicans and Prehistory with Native Animal Rescue.

This program will feature Santa Cruz Native Animal Rescue staff

Heather and Amy, who will give a 45-minute presentation sharing

photos, artifacts, and interactive components about the native animals

they help at the shelter, and an interactive craft activity.

Tuesday, November 18

Main Library

5:30-6:30pm

Audience: For all ages

Roleplaying Games at the Library

Watsonville Public Library and the Santa Cruz County Roleplaying Games Group invite anyone in the community interested in tabletop

role-playing games (TTRPGs) to come and learn how to play

multiple role-playing games. Several games will be presented at

the same session at different tables.

The focus for this session is for people to experience the games without the commitment of lots of sessions or money spent. Everything needed

to play will be provided, and all skill levels are welcome!

Saturday, November 22

Freedom Library - Creative Cafe

12:00-5:00pm

Audience: Adults

A list of all upcoming programs is available on our website.

All events are free with thanks to the Friends of the Watsonville Library.

SPOTLIGHT ON SERVICES

Transparent Language

Transparent Language is an online language-learning resource that builds listening, reading, speaking, and writing skills with unlimited access to more than 120 languages, including ESL for speakers of over 26 languages, and 12+ Native American languages.

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