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NEW!  Children ages 2 to 5 with their attending adult will enjoy stories and related fun which may include songs, games, and rhymes in Spanish. 

Take-n-Go Kiddie Craft Kits will be available at Storytime. If you miss Storytime, extras are available at the Youth Reference Desk in the Children's section while supplies last.

For tweens and teens ages 9- 18   Learn the art of Chess and other games with the master of fun and strategy, Nick Allison. Game supplies will be provided.

Children ages 2 to 5 with their attending adult will enjoy stories and related fun which may include songs, games, and rhymes.

Have more than one child?  Wondering which early literacy library program to attend?  Go to the age specific event for your oldest child.

Take-n-Go Kiddie Craft Kits will be available at Storytime. If you miss Storytime, extras are available at the Youth Reference Desk in the Children's section while supplies last. 

Additional links, books and activities will be available after Storytime on the Madison Library District Story Time blog.

For kids & tweens ages 6-11 with an accompanying adult. Come to the library and participate in an activity that's about science, technology, engineering, art or math!

It's LEGO time! For this activity, we will create a figure from a compound word like horse-radish… a radish that’s a horse, or a dragon-fly… a dragon that looks like a fly, or even a pan-cake… a cake that looks like a pan. At the end, we will all try to guess each other’s compound words!

Children ages 2 to 5 with their attending adult will enjoy stories and related fun which may include songs, games, and rhymes. 

Take-n-Go Kiddie Craft Kits will be available at Storytime. If you miss Storytime, extras are available at the Youth Reference Desk in the Children's section while supplies last. 

Additional links, books and activities will be available after Storytime on the Madison Library District Story Time blog.

For babies (ages 0- 9 months)  who are not yet "walkers" and their "grown-up" --  enjoy songs, stories, baby sign-language, movement and sensory activities together.

Have more than one child?  Wondering which early literacy library program to attend?  Go to the age specific program for your oldest child.

Additional activities and links will be available after the program on the Madison Library District Book Babies blog.

Children ages 2 to 5 with their attending adult will enjoy stories and related fun which may include songs, games, and rhymes. 

Have more than one child?  Wondering which early literacy library event to attend?  Go to the age specific program for your oldest child.

Take-n-Go Kiddie Craft Kits will be available at Storytime. If you miss Storytime, extras are available at the Youth Reference Desk in the Children's section while supplies last. 

Additional links, books and activities will be available after Storytime on the Madison Library District Story Time blog.

Would you like to share your writing with other teens your age or just make new friends?
Join the Young League of Writers for ages 12-18. We will meet for an 1 1/2 hours to share what we've all been working on and talk about what makes writing great. Sign-up here for notifications.

For this activity, we will learn about how to hook your reader with the first lines of your book!

For more information, go to www.madisonlib.org/teen-zone.

For teens ages 12-18. Are you a brick magician,  "block" head or looney for LEGOs? Join other teens who love the ever popular bricks at Madison Library District's Teen LEGO club!

For this activity, we will we will create mirror worlds where you build one half one way and the other half different!

In this classic role-playing game, you create your character, choose how they interact with the story, and use dice to decide the outcomes of your actions.

This event is open to all teens (ages 12 to 18). Both beginners and experienced players are welcome. Bi-monthly sessions will occur; check calendar for scheduled dates.

The game will consist of one, 1 to 2 hour session for first level characters (opportunities to level up are provided between sessions). Experienced players may use their own character if they wish, but pre-made characters will also be available. All characters should be made using only the resources available in the core 5th Edition player’s handbook.

For more information check out our webpage: https://www.madisonlib.org/dungeons-and-dragons/