After a festive pause, St. Tammany Parish Library is thrilled to announce the return of beloved Storytime events for young children and their families starting this month. The brief hiatus, dedicated to special holiday activities, has ended, and the library is ready to re-engage the community with the joy of reading and interactive learning.
Beginning January 16, families can dive back into the magical world of books with programs like KIDS StoryTots and KIDS Play Date. Additionally, Family Storytime sessions are set to create memorable experiences for children and their guardians alike across various library branches.
Particularly exciting for the little artists is KIDS Story Art, held at the Madisonville and Covington Libraries. This unique event caters to children aged 2 to 5, encouraging them to unleash their creativity by crafting an artwork inspired by a children's story. The best part? All necessary materials are provided, ensuring every child can participate and explore their artistic talents without any barriers.
No pre-registration is required for these enriching Storytime events, making spontaneous attendance as easy as a fairy tale. For those interested in planning ahead, the full schedule of events is available at the library's official website, sttammanylibrary.org/events.
To keep patrons informed of all the happenings at the library, St. Tammany Parish Library offers the Bookrunner, an online newsletter. Launched digitally post-2017 and having carried the 'Bookrunner' title since 1996, the newsletter has evolved to better serve the community's needs. Patrons can sign up directly on the library's website or ensure their library card includes an email address to receive this informative bulletin.
The Friends of the Slidell Library are hosting their exclusive Used Book Preview Sale on January 19, followed by a public sale the next day, offering a treasure trove of books and more. Similarly, the Friends of the Library of West St. Tammany are holding their monthly Used Book Sale on the same dates, with bargains starting as low as 25 cents.
Moreover, the silent auctions presented by the Friends groups promise rare finds and collectibles, perfect for bibliophiles and collectors alike. From historical texts to guides on natural history, these auctions are a bibliophile's dream.
The library's commitment to community engagement extends beyond reading. Events such as the Minecraft party at the Slidell Library and On the Floor Yoga sessions offer diverse activities for all interests and ages. Additionally, the ASK sessions at the Bush Library provide patrons with the opportunity to receive personalized assistance with their technology needs.
The St. Tammany Parish Library continues to be a cornerstone of the community, providing educational, recreational, and cultural opportunities for residents of all ages. With the return of Storytime events and a calendar filled with diverse activities, the library invites everyone to start the new year immersed in the joy of discovery and learning.
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