It’s National Library Week, and that means fine amnesty at the Verona Public Library and lots of special activities.
The Library kicked off the week with a repeat of its memoir-writing workshop on Sunday. Today (Wednesday, April 13), the Verona Public Library will be hosting a cupcake-decorating challenge for teens and tweens after school.
On Friday, April 15, at 1 p.m., there will be a free screening of Meredith Willson’s classic movie The Music Man. On Saturday at 11 a.m., there will be a family springtime craft.
National Library Week also marks the start of a new 26-week cycle in the the Verona Public Library’s “Story Time” program that will feature learning a letter of the alphabet every week. Studies have shown that babies as young as two are able to recognize a few letters. Why not begin learning the ABC’s in Story Time, where learning is guaranteed to be a fun experience? Songs and stories will also be shared. There’s no cost for this program and no registration required.
For more information on National Library Week and all Verona Public Library activities, see the library’s Website.
