First day for On Your Mark, Get Set...Read and the Teen Summer Reading Program raffles. Starting on July 5th you can visit the library with your reading log to receive raffle tickets for great weekly prizes for every hour you spend reading. Children will also help raise money by reading to support a Special Olympics [...]
Great for families, all ages welcome. Bring blankets, if it rains we will meet in the Town Hall Auditorium or Library.
Join us on the Library Lawn for Big Ryan's Tall Tales. We will hear original stories, have some puppet play, a bit of music and movement and a whole lot of fun! Visit Big Ryan's website here. Funded by Florence Savings Bank.
Children ages 7 and up will learn the history of the ukulele and playing techniques. Funded by the Belchertown Cultural Council.
Zootopia: In a city of anthropomorphic animals, a rookie bunny cop and a cynical con artist fox must work together to uncover a conspiracy. Stop by the Circulation Desk or call the Library (413-323-0417) to register for this fun family film! Zootopia, PG. Space is limited.
What can be more fun for children than getting messy! Wear play clothes. Geared for children ages 2 to 6.
Register for a two day rocket building and launching program. Monday, July 25th, 6:00 pm @ the Clapp Memorial Library where the rockets will be built. Tuesday, July 26th, 6:00 pm @ the football field at Chestnut Hill Community School where the rockets will be launched. This free program is for children registered for On [...]
Register for a two day rocket building and launching program. Monday, July 25th, 6:00 pm @ the Clapp Memorial Library where the rockets will be built. Tuesday, July 26th, 6:00 pm @ the football field at Chestnut Hill Community School where the rockets will be launched. This free program is for children registered for On [...]
This fun musical program is for babies to age 5. No registration is needed for this event and it is free to children who are registered for our summer reading program. This program is funded by Florence Savings Bank.
