Update on Your Library’s Renovations

The main part of the library is undergoing a renovation that should be fully completed this spring. The library fully re-opened to the public at the beginning of March and all previously offered services are available at this time except for faxing.


Makerspace

Our makerspace is available during open library hours. Stop in to make or take kids crafts or use our equipment. Classic activities like Legos, Hot Wheels, Tech-Take-Apart, Beading, and Cardboard Construction have returned!

Check our calendar to register for monthly classes such as:
- Adult/Teen Hobby Tryouts. Hobby supplies are provided by the library. If you enjoy your new hobby, continue it at home. No more purchasing materials for a new hobby you only use once, then give it away.
- Monthly messy activities for kids. Loved by kids. Hated by parents. Leave the mess at the library!
- Equipment training for the 3D printer, Toybox Printer for kids and beginners, Sublimation Printer and heat presses, Cricut, and more.


Adult Programs

- Show, Tell and Sip Book Club is Monday, April 20 at 6:00 p.m.
This book club is for those of us who want to join the book club but never read or finish the book we are told to read! Each month we will have a theme that coincides with our Monthly Reading Challenge. You bring a book that you have read that fits that theme and share a little bit about it or just come and listen to what other readers have to say and find that next great read! And to sip: each month we will have a fun mocktail or tea! This month is your favorite Graphic Novel.
- Friends of the Library Meeting is Monday, April 27 at 4:30 p.m.
Join with this dedicated group of volunteers to enhance the library experience! New members are always welcome. If you'd like to receive an email reminder about the meeting, please register on our online calendar.
- Spring into Action! [Seed Library] is Wednesday, April 29 at 6:00 p.m.
When is the best time to "clean up" the garden and get ready for spring? How much or how little should we do in the garden? You will learn the latest research to help minimize negative impacts on native bees, butterflies and favorite bugs like fireflies, and maximize habitat for our invertebrate friends.
- Friends Plant Exchange is Saturday, May 16 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
This is a great opportunity to thin your ever-exuberant perennials, find a plant new to you and meet fellow gardeners. If you are just starting out in gardening, stop by! Bring plants and garden items to trade or just come by and pick stuff up.


For more information on the library and all its offerings, visit www. baconlibrary.org or call (734) 246-8357.