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Children's Programs March 2026 |
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Storytime Tuesday March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 @ 10 - 11 AM (Durham branch) (Ages 0-6) Reading, singing, playing, bubbles, scarves, puppets, and crafts! This is a drop-in program, no registration required. |
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Homeschool Group Tuesday March 10, 1:30 - 2:30 PM (Durham Town Hall)
(Ages 5-10) An opportunity to meet other local homeschool families while enjoying relaxed activities including art projects and science experiments! |
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Knitting Help with Patti
Tuesday March 10 @ 4 - 5 PM (Durham branch) (All ages) Bring your knitting or crochet projects - Patti is happy to help! This is a drop-in program, no registration required. |
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Kids' Craft Clubs Tuesday March 10, 5:00 - 6:00 PM (Durham branch) Tuesday March 17, 5:00 - 6:00 PM (Ayton branch) Thursday March 19, 5:00 - 6:00 PM (Neustadt branch) (Ages 5-10) Paint, cut, fold, paste, and bring home beautiful crafts! |
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Coding Camp Tues. March 17 - Fri. March 20, 2:00 - 3:30 PM (Durham branch)
(Ages 7-12) Learn all about coding through fun games and activities! Develop skills through low-tech coding as well as Scratch computer program. Sign up once for all 4 days! |
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Create Your Own Game for teens Tues. Mar. 17 - Thurs. Mar. 19, 5:00 - 6:30 PM (Durham branch)
(Ages 13+) Join us as we learn to make our own games that are actually super fun to play! Sign up once for the week as this project will take 3 days to complete. |
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Read to a Dog Wednesday March 18, 4:00 - 5:00 PM (Durham branch) (Ages 5-18) Practice and enjoy reading in a stress-free environment. Pick a 15-minute time to read to a gentle therapy dog. |
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LEGO Coding Mini-Sessions
Tuesday March 24, 5:00 - 6:30 PM (Durham branch)
(Ages 6-12) Book a 30 minute time slot and explore LEGO, coding, and STEM with our educational LEGO Spike sets. Please register in advance on our website. |
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Teen Book Reviews Ongoing, (all branches) (Ages 13-18) Read a book. Write a review. Get volunteer hours! We need help promoting the teen book collection. If you read a book from our collection and write a (short) review, we can give you 4 volunteer hours per review! |
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Grab & Go Craft Kits Available starting March 3rd. (all branches) (Crafts designed for kids 3-12.) Stop by your local branch and pick up a grab & go craft kit. You supply basic craft supplies (glue, scissors, pencil crayons), we'll provide everything else. |
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Teen Bookmark Challenge
March 3 - 31 (all branches)
(Ages 13-18) Grab a bookmark at the library and complete 4 of 5 challenges to get a prize!
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Library Scavenger Hunt March 3 - 31 (all branches)
(Ages 0-18)
Stop by your local branch and try to find all of the hidden objects. Everyone who participates is a winner! |
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Learn something new this March Break with a non-fiction book! |
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Composting for Community
by Michael Martinez
Composting for Community is a story about trash and how people of all ages can work together for the benefit of the planet.
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Forest Magic for Kids: How to Find Fairies, Make a Secret Fort, and Cook Up an Elfin Picnic
by Susie Spikol
Come discover the wild magic tucked into the nooks and crannies of forests, thickets, and meadows. Search for fairy dusted glow-in-the-dark mushrooms. Find secret worlds hidden in trees and uncover the tunnels, trails, and dens of gnomes and trolls, and mice and moles. Learn to listen to the forest, make sun-warmed pine tea, and wear an evergreen crown to an elf picnic.
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Lego How to Build Everything!
by Jessica Farrell
Discover how to build hundreds of incredible cerations using yu LEGO collection. Go on a creative journey in this bumper book of buildiong fun! You'll find mdodels of all kinds to inspire you, from a hot-dog car to a towering T. rex, plus helpful tips and technigs along the way. You can build... everything!--Page 4 of cover.
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Illustrated sports encyclopedia
by Dorling Kindersley Ltd
"The Illustrated Sports Encyclopedia is the ultimate illustrated guide to the diverse world of sport, from the best known ball-sports, athletics, and water sports to the most obscure racket sports and races (anyone for a game of pickleball?). The book showcases different sports by grouping them into categories including team sports, target sports, winter sports, wheels and motors, horse sports, and extreme sports"
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