2 pm in the Community Room, Lower Level
You are invited to Eloise’s “Rawther” Chic Library Party! A hilarious book character, six-year-old Eloise, will travel all the way from the Plaza hotel in NYC (and the pages of her books) to spend the afternoon at Fredricksen. There will be songs, storytime, crafts, and much more! Ideal for ages 6 and up. Registration required. (Note: “Eloise” will be portrayed by a local children’s theatre actress.)

1 pm in the Kunkel Creation Station
Get ready to explore, create, learn, and experiment in our STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) monthly meetups. STEM activities are a great way to discover concepts and promote skills that are scientific, creative, and collaborative. Each STEM program includes concept learning and experimentation or creation of a project based on the topic. Recommended ages 8 - 10 years old. Registration required.
February - Learn about the multi-chamber organ, the heart.

6 pm in the Kunkel Creation Station
Get ready to explore, create, learn, and experiment in our STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) monthly meetups. STEM activities are a great way to discover concepts and promote skills that are scientific, creative, and collaborative. Each STEM program includes concept learning and experimentation or creation of a project based on the topic. Recommended ages 8 - 10 years old. Registration required.
February - Learn about the multi-chamber organ, the heart.

6 pm in the Kunkel Creation Station
Get ready to explore, create, learn, and experiment in our STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) monthly meetups. STEM activities are a great way to discover concepts and promote skills that are scientific, creative, and collaborative. Each STEM program includes concept learning and experimentation or creation of a project based on the topic. Recommended ages 8 - 10 years old. Registration required.
January - Learn how and why Geysers shoot hot water into the air.

1 pm in the Kunkel Creation Station
Get ready to explore, create, learn, and experiment in our STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) monthly meetups. STEM activities are a great way to discover concepts and promote skills that are scientific, creative, and collaborative. Each STEM program includes concept learning and experimentation or creation of a project based on the topic. Recommended ages 8-10 years old. Registration required.
January - Learn how and why Geysers shoot hot water into the air.

3 pm in the Community Room, Lower Level
Join us for parachute play where children develop language and social skills through singing and rhyming while incorporating movement. Recommended ages 3 - 5. Registration required.

2 pm in the Community Room, Lower Level
Enter the land of dragons and mythical creatures! Join us for our Dragons & Mythical Creatures Party with songs, stories, crafts, and more. Wear your favorite mythical creature costume and join us for a fun event. Recommended ages 4-18. Registration required.

7 pm - 8:30 pm in the Community Room, Lower Level
Are you overwhelmed by the clutter in your home? Did you make a New Year's Resolution to do something about it? This discussion is for you! Join Suzanne with Happily Decluttered to learn about simple changes you can make to reduce incoming clutter and strategies you can implement to address the clutter you already have. This interactive talk will motivate you to start removing the clutter from your life. Registration is required and begins December 15.

6:30 pm in the Community Room, Lower Level
Are you interested in learning about 4-H? Come learn more about America’s largest youth program with Pennsylvania 4-H State Council member Alexandria Neff. Alexandria will present an interactive presentation for listeners to learn more about the 4-H organization and explore various project areas for youth in 4-H. Recommended for school-aged children, teens, and their families. No registration required.

1:30 pm in the Kunkel Creation Station, Lower Level
Ever want to learn about what makes a great painting? How about discovering how food is grown or how archaeological discoveries are made? This Young Explorers group will explore art, science, history, and more in their quest to learn more about the world around them. Program includes reading, activity, and discussion. This month we will be learning about Humpback Whales. Recommended ages 6 - 8. Registration required.