Week Calendar

Cool off with the Cary Area Public Library for a splash pad storytime featuring stories, rhymes, music, and movement, followed by the splash pad opening at 10 am!

Ages 0-6 with an adult.  Stimulate your child's senses through books, rhymes, music and movement. Little ones get distracted easily, please help us maintain engagement by entering quietly if you arrive late. No registration required.

Grades 6-12. Get a themed goodie bag filled with a surprise book to check out, an activity, and bonus items. At the end of the month, keep the activity and return the book!

Ages 18-36 months with an adult. Stories and songs for your active toddler! Registration preferred but walk-ins welcome. (Register children only.)

Ages 0-18 months with an adult. Stories and songs for your littlest one. No older siblings, please. Registration preferred but walk-ins welcome. (Register children only.)

The Cary Area Writers Group meets on the second Saturday of each month. We welcome any and all authors age 21+ who have an interest in writing.. Bring a copy of what you wrote or 4-5 copies to pass around.

A workshop for people with diabetes or pre-diabetes, and caregivers.

Grades K-5.  Award-winning author and illustrator, Darcy Day Zoells will read her book,The New Bicycle(ClavisBooks, 2023).

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Ages 0-6 with an adult.  Stimulate your child's senses through books, rhymes, music and movement. Little ones get distracted easily, please help us maintain engagement by entering quietly if you arrive late. No registration required.

2 fun experiments: Electrolysis and elephant toothpaste will make bubbles, big and small!

Grades 3-5. Learn how to create a cardboard man that will be able to do his own pull-ups. We’ll build and decorate the automaton, so you will leave with a wonderful decor piece that doubles as a fun toy.

Come join in on this popular fantasy role-playing game, no experience necessary! In this two hour session players will get the feel for the game, as well as learn the basic rules. Cooperative play emphasized, so come and help your group succeed!

Exchange ideas about the foreign policy issues facing America today in this monthly discussion led by Professor Gary Midkiff. Participants must purchase a briefing book and read a chapter prior to each meeting.

Grades 6-12

“Mamma Mia!” Watch Mario save Princess Peach and sing along to Bowser’s Peaches. Registration preferred, walk-ins welcome. Snacks will be available.

Though Eleanor Roosevelt became a household name, she was a reluctant first lady. Not wanting the job, she faced an internal crisis that shaped the Eleanor we all feel we now know.