Livingston-Park County Public Library

Reader’s Club: Novel discussions and related activities every Wednesday, 3:45-4:45, ages 8-12.

Wii Wednesdays: After school gaming for grades 6-12, Wednesdays in the Teen Room, 4-5 PM,  limit 8.

Teen Tech Week Events, March 8 – 13: Teens can test their knowledge of text lingo by picking up a quiz anytime after school throughout the week. Then, join the Texting Competition to find out who is the fastest teen texter in town,  Wednesday, March 10, 4-5 PM in the Teen Room.  Prizes will be awarded.

After School Program:  Celebrate Vincent Van Gogh’s birthday through stories and drawing or painting one of his famous works of art. Snacks will be provided. Thursday, March 18, 3:45-4:45 PM.

The Young Adult Book Discussion Group (grades 6-12) meets in the Teen Room, Friday, March 19, 4-5 PM to discuss Maximum Ride by James Patterson. Copies are available to check out.

Family Read Night: Dinosaurs!!! with Museum of the Rockies, Thursday, March 25th, 6-7:45 PM. Fun interaction for all ages. Snacks will be provided. 

Reader’s Club: Novel discussions and related activities every Wednesday, 3:45-4:45 PM, ages 8-12.

Wii Wednesdays: After school Wii gaming for grades 6-12, each Wednesday in the Teen Room, limit 8.

After School Program: Thursday, February 18, 3:45-4:45 PM – An author study of Chris Van Allsburg with stories, crafts and snacks. Grades K-5.

Young Adult Book Discussion Group: Friday, February 19, 4-5 PM in the Teen Room. This month’s pick, The Book Thief, by Marcus Zusak, is available for check out. Grades 6-12.

Family Read Night: A Dr. Seuss Birthday Celebration! February 25, 6:30-7:30 PM, all ages welcomed.

Beginning January 19, 2010 the Livingston-Park County Library is offering research database classes.  Many patrons do not know that the Livingston-Park County Public Library subscribes to a variety of powerful research databases.  All databases and information can be cited, and unlike many resources on Google, the information in the databases we subscribe to comes from identifiable, reliable and trusted sources.  You will not find pop up ads using any of the databases.  Patrons are able to access all databases at the library or at home with a password provided. 

See Computer Classes under Service for a complete schedule.