Join us at the library every week for some stories, songs, and a chance to make new friends.

This storytime is for Babies and Toddlers with an adult.

We will share short stories, songs and rhymes with time at the end to play.

Stories, songs, and a craft for toddlers and preschoolers 3-5 years old.

Each storytime is filled with stories, songs, age appropriate activities and toys, and more! Every week has a new theme of stories that encourage early literacy.

 Join us at the library for stories, songs, and a craft.

Each storytime is filled with stories, songs, age appropriate activities and toys, and more! Every week has a new theme of stories that encourage early literacy.

Songs, fingerplays, and stories for children ages 0-2.

 Join us at the library for stories, songs, and a craft.

This storytime if for children of all ages.  Miss Sherry will share fun and lively stories, songs and rhymes.

At this time, we ask attendees over age 2 to wear a mask during the event.

Join Miss Karin for books, songs, and activities geared for children ages 2-5.

No registration required.

Join us at the library for stories, songs, and a craft.

At this time, we ask attendees over age 2 to wear a mask during the event.

Join us at the library for stories, songs, and a craft.

At this time, we ask attendees over age 2 to wear a mask during the event.

Learn how to compost from Master Gardener Phil Peters. Enrich the quality of the soil in your garden and yard and reduce the quantity of food and environmental waste that end up in landfills.

This storytime is geared toward children age 3-5.

For these storytimes children will participate in school readiness activities.

March is Youth Art Month! Do you like the sequential art form of graphic novels? Join us in throwing a party in their honor. Bring your favorite graphic novel (or grab one you like from the library shelf) to recommend to others. Ages 8-14.

Award-winning poet and flash fictionist Alba Sarria holds a group for adults who want to write, hang out with fellow writers, and push themselves creatively.

This is a drop-in knitting time for knitters of all levels. Don’t know how to knit? Stop by and learn. Conversation and creativity abound.

At this time we ask all attendees over the age of 2 to wear a mask during the event.

Enjoy a paint night from the comfort of your own home! Registration for the event opens on Sunday, March 20. Littlestown Library will provide art kits including a 4x4" canvas, paint brush, and mini paint pots with the needed colors.

Join us for a card making session with Kathy Freeman!

Space is limited - Must register online or by calling the library.

Email Sally at sallyc@adamslibrary.org or call the Trone Memorial Library at 717-259-9000 to request a copy.

March: Nomadland: Surviving America... by Jessica Bruder

At this time, we request all attendees over age 2 to wear a mask during the event.

Join us once a month to discuss a good book and share a snack.

Learning the alphabet is the basis of our language and communication, and making learning adventurous is all the more fun!

Learn competitive gaming techniques, introduce yourself to new and different games, and socialize with other video game lovers in the Harbaugh-Thomas Gaming Club! The club will meet weekly on Tuesday evenings in the Harbaugh-Thomas Teen Room.

Come to the library to discuss and choose things that you would like to see at the library including programs.

Join us once a month to discuss a good book and share a snack.

Did you know that dogs can help struggling readers build confidence?! Stop by and read to our lovable, huggable, therapy dog, Danny!

Join us at the New Oxford Area Library on the following dates for readings of "Charlotte's Web" by E.B. White as part of the Colonial Reading Community!

Join us for books, songs, and activities geared for children ages 2-5j, but all ages are welcome!

No registration required.

Email Sally at sallyc@adamslibrary.org or call the Trone Memorial Library at 717-259-9000 to request a copy.

March - Nomadland: Surviving America in the Twenty-first Century by Jessica Bruder

Pour a glass or pint of your favorite adult beverage (or brew a nice hot tea!) and join us for a casual chat about books.

A valid email address is required; registration confirmation will include Zoom login access.

On this evening we will discuss the books in the Magic Tree House series.

In true Jack and Annie fashion we will have a little adventure of our own with games and activities.

This program is for elementary age children.

Come and learn how to properly build and maintain your own bee habitat! This is an instructional lecture about what it takes to prepare a proper environment for bees, using common household items and tools. Open to teens and adults.

Orders are open for the Friends of the Littlestown Library's Spring Soup Sale! Submit your order at the Littlestown Library or call Kathy at 717-359-8261 from Mar. 3rd until Mar. 19th.