Storytime

If you've never experienced storytime, you are missing out! Not only do we read stories, do crafts, play games, sing songs, and have an all-around great time, sometimes we host AMAZING guests such as Kimberley Weggeland's tortoises and chinchilla. Other times, our phenomenal storytime parents surprise us with cool treats. Yesterday was one of those storytimes. Carmen brought her latte maker and treated all the adults to scrumptious caffeinated drinks, and Mark brought freshly baked (still warm) scones for kids and adults to devour. It was wonderful!

You see, storytime isn't just for the kids. It's also for adults who want to socialize, share parenting stories, and let their kids play together, even after storytime is over. Come on over to storytime: Tuesdays at 10 and/or 11 a.m., Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. We can't guarantee you fresh lattes and scones, but we can guarantee a great time.

(photos are of storytime crafts after they have been released into the "wild" i.e. kids houses)

Blog re-do

If you're wondering why some of the stuff on our HPL "Hot News!" webpage is showing up here on our blog, it's because we're doing some reformatting and moving everything onto our blog. Sorry for the duplications!

Why Vampires? (reprise)

The overwhelming popularity of vampire books has inspired us to create this SlideCast. Click HERE or on the image at left to listen to an interview, reviews, and musings on why vampires are so cool, and some vampire stuff you can find at the library.

Nearing the End of Our 2009 Cabin Fever Series

These are the two programs coming up:

3/28, beginning at 9 a.m. A Knitting Saturday with Shannon & Alex
4/16, 2 p.m. Storm Spotters with Rusty Kapela

Newsletter

Be in-the-know about upcoming events, new additions to the collection, and other news about your (hopefully) favorite library. Just click HERE to get on our newsletter list and we'll email you each month with information and even little treats & freebies! The March Newsletter is HERE.

Twitter & Facebook

Are you on Facebook or Twitter? If so, we have library accounts there, and on MySpace. Sign up to follow or friend us and we'll expand our social networking services to meet the need! Right now, we post irregularly, just as with our blog. Look for us as HoriconLibrary (twitter) Horicon Public Library (Facebook) and Horicon (MySpace).