Friday, January 14 – Friday, February 25, Zoom
Children ages 2-5 can join us on Zoom on Fridays at 11:00 am beginning January 14th for a fun, interactive storytime. We will read stories, sing songs, and learn how to make a craft! Children who register will receive a weekly craft along with a shaker and scarf at Civic Center Library.
Register your child by calling 586.751.0770 or online.
Monday, October 4, 2021, Civic Center Library
Calling all Pokémon fans! Sign up for a fun take home craft, which includes a Pokémon card.
Warren residents with library cards have first priority. All patrons will be placed on the waiting list and moved to the main list if eligible. This craft is for ages 5 and up / Grades K-5.
Registration is required. To register or for more information, please call 586.751.0770 or register online.
Thursday, September 16; 6:00 pm; Arthur Miller Library
Children of all ages and their families are invited to join a member from Lake St. Clair Metro Park at the Miller Branch Library to learn about chick development and hatching with freshly laid chicken eggs.
The eggs will stay at the Miller Library until they hatch and we will be able to watch them grow into adorable chicks! Join us again on October 14th as we send the chicks off to the farm.
All ages. Weather permitting this program will be held outside in front of the library. Bring a lawn chair or blanket for seating.
Registration required; please call 586-751-5377 or register online with our Library Program calendar.
Fridays at 11 am via Zoom – Warren Civic Center Library
September 10 – November 19, 2021
Children ages 2-5 are invited to an interactive storytime on Zoom. If you can’t make it on Fridays, a recorded version will be emailed to you. A weekly craft is included for each child that is registered. New attendees will receive storytime props when they pick-up their first craft. Register by calling 586.751.0770 or online.
Dorothy Busch Branch Library
The Warren Public Library is pleased to announce that Busch Branch Library now has an AWE Early Literacy Station, an all-in-one computer station that is preloaded with more than 75 educational software titles.
The AWE Early Literacy Station’s preloaded software has an early literacy focus. The interactive games explore skills for reading as well as for STEAM topics—science, technology, engineering, art, and math. The station is available for children to use while the library is open. It does not require a library card, and it cannot access the internet.
Parents and Caregivers: If your child uses the AWE Early Literacy Station at Busch Branch Library, please consider completing an optional questionnaire. Your answers will help plan future programming.
Funding is provided in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services through the Library of Michigan.
