Youth Art Month

 

March is Youth Art Month. Express your creative side with inspiration from these great artists and get technique ideas too.
- Painting Techniques
- Mary Cassatt
- Pablo Picasso
- Jackson Pollock
- Georgia O'Keeffe   

Laugh it Up!

 

Tickle your funny bone, tease your brain and solve some puzzles this month at the library.

- Riddles and brain teasers
- Knock-knock jokes
- Puzzles  

March is Women's History Month

Learn about the contributions made to history by various women. Well-behaved Women Seldom Make History by Laurel Thatcher Ulrich Herstory : Women Who Changed the World edited by Ruth Ashby A Few Good Women: America's Military Women by Evelyn M. Monahan Women Pirates : Eight Stories of Adventure by Myra Weatherly

Celebrate Irish Authors in March!

 

Ireland has been the birth place of many great authors:

- James Joyce - Dubliners
- Oscar Wilde - The picture of Dorian Gray
- C.S. Lewis - The Chronicles of Narnia (Book) (DVD)
- Jonathan Swift - Gulliver's Travels
- Cecelia Ahern - P.S. I Love You (Book) (DVD)
- Emma Donoghue - Room

Teen Driving

What is a fun and adventurous time for your teen can be a a nerve-wracking time for you. Get some useful information at the library:

- Crashproof your kids by Timothy C. Smith
- Safe road home by Karen Goodman
- Books for teen drivers

Teen Tech Week March 10-16th

 

This year's theme is "Check in @ your Library" and showcases all the digital resources your library has to offer you:
- Homework Help
- Research Databases
- eBooks, Music and Video Games
- Books about Online Safety and Cyberbullying

Up, Up and Away!

Ever wonder what it takes to leave the Earth? Learn all about rockets this month at the library.

- Books about Rockets
- Build a Rocket Model
- Films about Rockets

Celebrate Dr. Seuss's Birthday!

March 2nd is Dr. Seuss's birthday. Celebrate this much beloved author by reading and watching his work:

• Books by Dr. Seuss
• Dr. Seuss DVDs
• Books about Dr. Theodor Geisel
• Play online at Seussville

Pi Day - March 14th

 

Pi is the symbol used in mathematics to represent the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter — or 3.14 Visit the Pi Day Website or read about Sir Cumference and the dragon of Pi