Looking for something new and interesting to do on Saturday afternoon? Head over to the Library on Saturday, September 24 at 2pm for a “Walk and Talk” with local Artist Sara Mika! Sara has a selection of her work on display in the library and will walk around and discuss each piece. All pieces are for sale.
Best Night Out! Don't miss this fantastic event! Take advantage of the $5 Early Bird Discount until September 9. Full-price tickets are $60. Ticket sales end October 9; no tickets at the door. Your ticket includes an authentic German meal with appetizers and desserts, Bavarian-style music and unlimited beer thanks to Turkey Hill Brewing Co.! To add to the fun, ...
Lego Night Returns! The first Tuesday of the month you can head upstairs for a fun evening of Lego building. Free and open to ALL ages.
Kids of all ages explore all things water paint! We will learn about different techniques and make hands-on projects.
Practice your reading skills with a furry friend. They’re great listeners and pretty cute, too! (All dogs are certified therapy dogs.) Free.
Gamers ages 10-14 have free play in the Gaming Room! Compete with your friends or practice your skills on various gaming consoles and state-of-the-art gaming computers.
Participants ages 12-18 will learn stress management techniques, how to be more mindful, and enjoy a hands-on activity. Registration is required.
Christine Pritchard, Protective Services supervisor at the Aging Office, will speak about how the Agency protects older adults in our area. The Columbia/Montour Aging Office provides 24-hour access for older adults at risk of abuse, neglect, or abandonment. All citizens are 60 and over are eligible to receive services provided by the CMAOI, although some programs are restricted.
Gamers ages 10-14 have free play in the Gaming Room! Compete with your friends or practice your skills on various gaming consoles and state-of-the-art gaming computers.
Blair Poole of Geisinger Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital will discuss risk factors and prevention of brain strokes. Blair will also review signs and symptoms of a stroke, diagnosis, treatment, and rehab options. Screening is optional.
Historically, various forms of punishment options have been used when addressing female offenders. The reasoning for the various alternatives is complex; however, analyzing this issue within the framework of intersectionality brings to light problems related to punishment choices and the ever-increasing rate of female imprisonment. Come share in this compelling dialogue with Dr. Shauntey James to understand the interlocking nature ...
Time: Doors open at NOON, play starts at 2:00pm Location: Bloomsburg Fire Hall Tickets: $25 for 20 regular games – available NOW online, at the Library, and at the door on the day of the Bingo. Cash or check (no credit cards) at the Library. Cash only at the event. Door Prize: $250 CASH 20 Regular Games for $150 Cash or ...
