Visit the library to explore Rightfully Hers, a new popup exhibition from the National Archives commemorating the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment. Rightfully Hers contains simple messages exploring the history of the ratification of the 19th amendment, women’s voting rights before and after the 19th, and its impact today. Despite decades […]

Mind Readers is a new virtual book club for adults that has no assigned titles. To further FCPL's #WeKnowBooks theme, we invite patrons to attend and share what they have read recently. At FCPL we know our patrons read a lot, and Mind Readers provides an opportunity for everyone to discuss what they've been reading […]

FCPL welcomes New York Times bestselling children's and teen author, Aisha Saeed! Ms. Saeed will present a virtual author talk on GoToWebinar on Saturday, March 6 at 11:00 a.m. for children and teens in grades 4-8. Please register to participate. Ms. Saeed will talk about her novels, her writing process, and will answer previously submitted […]

Have you ever wondered about the names of the stars or constellations that you see at night? In this program we will have fun activities and learn about our night sky and the fascinating stories it has to tell. There's more to our skies than just science! This month we will start the program by […]

Everyone can draw! Young Rembrandts’ unique curriculum engages both sides of the brain so every child participating can learn and be successful. The Young Rembrandts Method and curriculum offer a form of brain-based learning that is crucial to the complete education and full development of modern minds. Plus, it's a lot of fun! Supplies Needed: […]

Music not only provides a powerful emotional experience for children, it boosts their brain power, as well. Dr. Marie Graham will discuss the important role music plays in your young child’s intellectual and kinesthetic development. She’ll also provide applicable tips and ways music can help your young child process information, develop coordination, and build brain […]

To create an authentic moment in time for audiences, Tracy Lee White combines meticulous research, her own family history, local history, and stories of the real “Rosies” who helped win WWII. Using real items from the time including currency, ration books, government publications, news reels, music and clothing, she transports the audience back to 1943 […]

Everyone can draw! Young Rembrandts’ unique curriculum engages both sides of the brain so every child participating can learn and be successful. The Young Rembrandts Method and curriculum offer a form of brain-based learning that is crucial to the complete education and full development of modern minds. Plus, it's a lot of fun! Supplies Needed: […]