TOHP Burnham Public Library invites children, ages 3 and older, join us as we celebrate Chinese New Year and The Year of the Dragon. We'll read stories and make our own dragon to bring home. Drop-ins are welcome but if you plan to attend, we'd love to know!
Are you ready to eat some cookies? Come and make pretty Valentine cookies!
Students ages 8-10 are encourage to come to the Danvers Library to learn the game of Chess! We have the chess boards -- you bring your brain & sportspersonship. Registration required.
This popular annual event features a magic show, snacks for kids and adults, and a kids book sale. The magic show will begin in the Program Room at 1:30pm and will be followed by snacks in the lobby and the book sale from 2-3pm.
Rip up magazines to make a work of art that's all about you. Join Miss Audrey on February 24th at 2 pm and make your own one of a kind craft! This program is for ages 7-12.
Families of all ages are invited to join acclaimed storyteller & musician, John Porcino, for a mix of stories and songs from around the world that come to life with warmth, humor, and audience participation. Includes a 40-instrument "Musical Instrument Petting Zoo" that will enthrall and entertain!
Celebrate National Random Acts of Kindness Day with us as we share stories and songs about how to be kind in different ways. After we’ll share a sweet treat together! Designed for children ages 2 and up. No registration needed
Come to the library for special guests, stories, crafts, a new scavenger hunt & more to learn about and celebrate the Lunar New Year. Designed for ages 2+. No registration needed.
Join us in the Children's Room on Saturday, February 4 from 11:00am - 2:00pm. Earn a
Everyone loves owls! Yet, how many of us have ever seen a live owl up close? With Eyes On Owls, Naturalist Marcia Wilson and photographer Mark Wilson will introduce you to six different live owls from New England and far beyond. Some owls, like the Great Horned, Barred and Eastern Screech Owls are fairly common in our area. Others, like Snowy Owls, Great Grays, and Boreal Owls, are rather rare.
