Week Calendar

Join Ms. Robin for songs, movement, and activities to do together and ideas to expand the learning at home with your child.

Join us for an introduction to seeds — where they come from, their purpose, and how different fruits carry seeds places.

Join Miss Kayla for stories, activities, and craft ideas.

Join us for some rhymes, stories, and movement.

Join Ms. Robin for songs, movement, and activities to do together and ideas to expand the learning at home with your child.

Join Ms. Maria for some fun morning stretches to start off your day in an awesome way!

Join Miss Lori for storytime fun! We'll share stories, songs, movement, and activities. Meet Miss Lori's special storytime helper - Leo!

Join the storytelling fun as we share fairy, folk, and nursery tales. Short, humorous stories are selected to get kids interacting. They are fun-filled with silly situations and crazy characters.

Awesome art meets exciting feats of science at Angelo and Marie’s Fantastic Bubble Show! Be amazed at the art of bubble sculpture, see a cascading bubble waterfall, and witness a blizzard of bubble snow with this event for all ages.  

Join Ms. Belinda as she surprises Corky with some wet and wild stories.

Have a plant or pest question? Want helpful tips and advice on growing a productive and beautiful garden? Join a live stream presentation from the University of Maryland Extension Agents.

Experience the wonders of the circus without the cost. Gregory May, a former Ringling Brothers performer uses amazing tricks to explore the circus world and some of the scientific principles that make it work.

Weeks later, Mr. Chris is still a human hot dog. Using library resources, Mr. Chris discovers fun activities that he can do indoors as he searches for a cure.

Join us for some rhymes, stories, and movement.

What makes a frog hop? Or a lizard scurry? We'll investigate some backyard amphibians with movement, sound, and story!

Come away to a land of kings and dragons, queens and castles, and learn signs through stories and songs of magic. Bring the whole family (and your fairy godmother too) for American Sign Language fun!

Join us for activity ideas of inquiry, problem-solving, engagement, and creativity. There will be something different to do every day!

Get Movin' & Groovin' with Ms. Amy!  Each week we'll play with different things found in our homes to the beat of the music, so get ready to grab your shakers, bubbles, drums and more! 

Join us for activity ideas of inquiry, problem-solving, engagement, and creativity. There will be something different to do every day!

Join us for activity ideas of inquiry, problem-solving, engagement, and creativity. There will be something different to do every day!

Join library staff as they share ideas for crafts with materials that you might already have at hand.

Join us for activity ideas of inquiry, problem-solving, engagement, and creativity. There will be something different to do every day!

Join Ms. Erin for some of her favorite songs and stories that just may be new to you!

Join us for easy and inexpensive recipes you are sure to love.

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This week, from another request, Mr. Mark will walk through making a cute bunny rabbit!

Welcome to What to Read Wednesdays: YA Edition. Grab your lunch and listen to North Carroll Staff serve you up some great selections for readers and listeners of all tastes.

Roxane has been cooking for friends, family, and clients since she was a teenager. Join Roxane in the kitchen for something new and delicious. See how her love of food and cooking for others creates something that's delicious!

Follow along with Sara A. as she leads you through the steps to access CCPL's variety of digital collections. Each bootcamp session will focus on a specific type of digital content.

Our support group has moved online! Speaking with other people who have multiple sclerosis can be one of the most empowering and helpful things for someone with MS.

Nicole Mikulas will present an exciting line-up of exotic reptiles in this interactive program. Learn about reptile care, fun facts, and more.

Build a castle and then set siege to it! Will your creation still be standing in the end? 

Join the Mount Airy Branch staff every 2^nd and 4^th Monday afternoon all summer long for special programming just for tweens and teens! Teen topics and activities will include everything under the sun.

Join Ms. Erin as she brings some fun for school age kids from the library to your home! We'll talk about books, games, crafts, and lots more!

Come hang out on Zoom with fellow Pokémon fans! Bring your cards, art, or anything else you'd like to show off! The Zoom login information will be emailed to registrants before the program begins. 

Looking for some book recommendations? Join us for the Friday Fix! Ms. Mandy will choose a new category each week and share some books. 

Join Ms. Anna from Exploration Point to learn some fun science experiments you can try at home!

This week, learn about the science of sound by making a recycled can telephone!

Experience the benefits of a deep relaxation session in this inwardly focused yoga class.

Join us for a virtual program with award-winning artist and bestselling author David Shannon. David Shannon is the illustrator of many successful picture books, including How I Became a Pirate.

Do you like watching anime or reading manga? Join this virtual hangout to discuss your favorite series with other like-minded teens!

Learn the basics of quilting by making a potholder. In week 1 Katrina will share some sample quilts and you will learn how to cut out the pieces and sew the top together.

Use the library's Kanopy service (https://carr.kanopy.com) to watch Howards End, then join us for a thoughtful discussion of this romantic drama based on the novel of the same name by E.M. Forster (published in 1910).

Ted Zaleski will interview fan favorite and Edgar Award-winning author, Angie Kim. Watch live on the Carroll County Public Library Facebook Page.

This gentle yoga class, taught by Rebecca Berg, is designed to allow students of various abilities and physical conditions to comfortably develop his or her own yoga practice.