WARREN PUBLIC LIBRARY

Wednesdays

10:45

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Stories, songs, and play for children ages 0-5, their siblings and caregivers. Outdoors when weather permits.​

Submissions March 16-March 20

MRV Libraries

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The Mad River Valley Libraries are excited to announce the eleventh annual Peeps® Diorama Competition!

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​Community members of all ages are invited to create a book or literary-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps® as characters. Categories include adult, teen, children 8-12, children <8, and family/multigenerational.

 

Individual and team entries may be submitted at Joslin Memorial Library, Moretown Community Library, or Warren Public Library between Monday, March 16-Friday, March 20. Refer to the library websites for hours of operation.

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​Each library will host the dioramas for a period of public viewing and voting for the Peeple's Choice Award according to this schedule:

• Warren Public Library 3/21-3/25

• Moretown Community Library 3/26-3/30

• Joslin Memorial Library  3/31-4/4  

​Winners in each category will receive a Golden Peep trophy, untold glory and bragging rights. Find the complete rules and entry form here.

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Friday, March 6 & Friday, March 27

2:45-4:00 pm

 

Children in grades K-6 join Amanda after school for an hour of building and creating: do a craft or build with Lego. Participants may ride the bus directly from Warren Elementary School.

 

Register for one or both March sessions here.

Wednesdays, March 4-April 15

3:00-4:30 pm

Warren Public Library

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Join Warren Elementary School teacher Drew Adamczyk at The Warren Public Library for weekly sessions of the world's oldest and best-known tabletop role-playing game.  Grades 3+ are invited to participate, but spaces are limited.

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Register here.

Tuesdays when school is in session

2:45-4:30 pm

Season starts September 9 and lasts until April 14

 

Takeover Tuesdays at the Warren Public Library are back! On Tuesday afternoons when school is in session, the library will be open exclusively for students who are at least 8 years old and in third grade. They may read, play games, do a craft, or just spend time with friends. Our public computers will not be available. Please note that children aged 8+ are considered independent library visitors on Takeover Tuesdays, so we do not monitor pickups. We ask that you discuss your expectations with your children in advance so they know when and with whom they are permitted to leave the library.

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