Event Series Pre-K Stem Play!

Pre-K Stem Play!

Eastern Shore Regional Library & Heritage Center 24313 Bennett St, Parksley, United States

For ages 0-5 Toddlers and younger children can explore STEM elements through sensory play.

Camp Halfblood Party

Eastern Shore Regional Library & Heritage Center 24313 Bennett St, Parksley, United States

Come see us any time between 4  and 7:45 pm to celebrate the release of Percy Jackson and the Olympians: Wrath of the Triple Goddess (from the Percy Jackson & the Olympians series). This program is for ages 6 to 13.

NFL Adult Craft Night: Name Plate Bookmarks

Northampton Free Library 7745 Seaside Rd, Nassawadox, VA, United States

Come make name plate bookmarks! This program is for adults. Registration is required. Please ask at the circulation desk.

Event Series Teen Gaming Fridays

Teen Gaming Tuesdays and Craft Night

Eastern Shore Regional Library & Heritage Center 24313 Bennett St, Parksley, United States

Join us in the Teen Room for an afternoon of crafting fun! We will be making felt ghost friends! This program is for ages 13 to 18. This program is FREE to the public. A library card is NOT required

Event Series Teen Gaming Fridays

Teen Gaming Tuesdays

Eastern Shore Regional Library & Heritage Center 24313 Bennett St, Parksley, United States

Join us in the Teen Room for an afternoon of gaming fun! We will have both video games and board games available. This program is for ages 13 to 18. This program is FREE to the public. A library card is NOT required

Native American Use of Shells Lecture

Eastern Shore Regional Library & Heritage Center 24313 Bennett St, Parksley, United States

Meadow Noonan presents 'Native American Use of Shells' for Pre-K to 5th Grade Students. She will be focusing on the hard clam (referred to as wampum in this context) and both channeled and knobbed whelks (referred to as roanoke). These species were historically used to make beads from various white and purple mollusk shells. Wampum was used as currency by both Native Americans and European colonists, while Native Americans also used ... Read More