Library
Scrapbook Greeting Cards
A card made by hand always feels more special. Join Library Director William and make fun, crafty greeting cards to send to your family and friends for the holidays!
5:30-7:00 p.m. Monday, December 8th
or 5:30-7:00 p.m. Monday, December 15th
Melted Wax Snowflakes
Briana Bartlett and Sarah Kargol from FACE of Mahaska County will show you how to make beautiful snowflakes from melted wax on paper!
5:30-7:00 p.m. Thursday, December 11th
or 5:30-7:00 p.m. Thursday, December 18th
Sessions are free and open to all ages and take place in the first floor programming room. To register, ask at the circulation desk or call (641) 673-0441.
- Make Your Own Paper Snowflakes
Have you seen the large snowflakes hanging over the Central Library Reference Desk? They were created by members of the Reference staff. Here's how you can make your own! ...
- Save A Book, Make A Wreath
Don't discard your old damaged books! Save them to make a holiday book wreath, and create the perfect gifts for your book-loving friends. Join us Tuesday, Nov. 15 for Crafting for Adults at the Shirlington Branch Library from 2:00 - 3:00 p.m.,...
- Teen Activities @ The Library
December Thursday December 3rd- Teen Advisory Board Christmas Parade 6:00 Thursday December 10th- Dungeons and Dragons 4:00-6:00Wednesday December 16th- Teen Advisory Board 4:00-5:00Thursday December 17th- Ugly Sweater/White Elephant Party 6:00-7:00NO...
- Diggin' Up Bones
Wednesday, October 29 - 3:30 p.m. Meeting Room A, Third Floor Mahaska County Conservation Board Naturalist Laura DeCook will offer a presentation on the mammoth dig site located in Mahaska County. Woolly mammoths roamed Mahaska County nearly 13,000 years...
- Mahaska Reads 2014
One Community, One Book This Fall, we invite you to join us for Mahaska Reads 2014?the revival of Mahaska County?s own ?One Community, One Book? program! Mahaska Reads is an annual community wide event where everyone in Mahaska County is invited to read...
Library
Make It & Take It!
We're partnering with FACE of Mahaska County to bring back our Make It & Take It Holiday Crafting Series this December! Join us for two fun crafts:
Scrapbook Greeting Cards
A card made by hand always feels more special. Join Library Director William and make fun, crafty greeting cards to send to your family and friends for the holidays!
5:30-7:00 p.m. Monday, December 8th
or 5:30-7:00 p.m. Monday, December 15th
Melted Wax Snowflakes
Briana Bartlett and Sarah Kargol from FACE of Mahaska County will show you how to make beautiful snowflakes from melted wax on paper!
5:30-7:00 p.m. Thursday, December 11th
or 5:30-7:00 p.m. Thursday, December 18th
Sessions are free and open to all ages and take place in the first floor programming room. To register, ask at the circulation desk or call (641) 673-0441.
- Make Your Own Paper Snowflakes
Have you seen the large snowflakes hanging over the Central Library Reference Desk? They were created by members of the Reference staff. Here's how you can make your own! ...
- Save A Book, Make A Wreath
Don't discard your old damaged books! Save them to make a holiday book wreath, and create the perfect gifts for your book-loving friends. Join us Tuesday, Nov. 15 for Crafting for Adults at the Shirlington Branch Library from 2:00 - 3:00 p.m.,...
- Teen Activities @ The Library
December Thursday December 3rd- Teen Advisory Board Christmas Parade 6:00 Thursday December 10th- Dungeons and Dragons 4:00-6:00Wednesday December 16th- Teen Advisory Board 4:00-5:00Thursday December 17th- Ugly Sweater/White Elephant Party 6:00-7:00NO...
- Diggin' Up Bones
Wednesday, October 29 - 3:30 p.m. Meeting Room A, Third Floor Mahaska County Conservation Board Naturalist Laura DeCook will offer a presentation on the mammoth dig site located in Mahaska County. Woolly mammoths roamed Mahaska County nearly 13,000 years...
- Mahaska Reads 2014
One Community, One Book This Fall, we invite you to join us for Mahaska Reads 2014?the revival of Mahaska County?s own ?One Community, One Book? program! Mahaska Reads is an annual community wide event where everyone in Mahaska County is invited to read...