Uniontown Halloween Party at Firestation

Uniontown Halloween Party
This event is held in the Uniontown Fire Station. All ages of children are welcome. There are games, door prizes, and cupcake decorating. Watch for updated information on location, date and time of this event.

 

Halloween Party at McIntosh Grange, Rockford, Washington October 31, 2013

 

 

Colton Branch Library October Events

Storytimes for October will focus on the alphabet at the Colton Library.  Each week children explore a different letter through color pages, crafts, stories, and a snack.  On October 28, the program will have a Halloween theme with funny trick or treat stories. Storytime is held every Monday at 10:30 a.m. for children ages 1 – 6.

Third Thursday, the after-school program at the Colton Library, is on October 17 and will also have a Halloween theme.  Join Librarian Holly Meyer for a Halloween craft, puzzle sheets, stories, and a scary snack.  Children ages kindergarten to 6^th grade are welcome to join in the fun at 3:15 p.m.

The Uniontown/Colton book club will be reading The Others by David Guterson during the month of October.  Pick up your copy at either library, and join in the discussion of the book on Wednesday, October 30, 2013, at 6 p.m. at the Uniontown Library.

The Colton Library is open on Halloween evening this year, and children are encouraged to stop by for a treat from 5-7 p.m.  Miss Holly is looking forward to seeing all of those cute costumes!

Wacky Wednesday at Malden Library October 9, 2013

October 9, 2013, Wacky Wednesday Early Release Programming at the Malden Branch Library, 205 South Moreland, Malden, Wash.

Grandma Cathy and Librarian Mel will be hosting a Halloween themed after school program beginning at 1:00 p.m.  Cookie Decorating will be part of this fun and free event.

Messy Science a Hit at the Oakesdale Library

Guest presenter Chelsea Leachman lead a group of over twenty children on Monday, October 17, 2011 for a fun after school program called “Messy Science.” 

Children enjoyed several funny stories about science and science experiments gone wrong.  Children were then able to make their own batch of “slime” to take home. 

Messy Science participant Eric Nelson said,

“This was fun, and I can’t wait to show my mom my green slime!”  

Everyone had a great time and enjoyed the stories, snacks, and the hands on experience of science.  Oakesdale Librarian Michele Wright hopes to continue with once a month after school programs for children in grades 1-5 so watch your children’s back packs for future announcements of these exciting, free, after school activities.

Storytime continues each Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. at the library with our on going exploration of the alphabet.  Children are encouraged to learn the alphabet by practicing the sounds each letter makes.

Storytime includes crafts, stories, and snacks that follow our alphabetical theme.  Learning and socializing are the key benefits of library programs. All children ages 1-5 are encouraged to attend.

The Oakesdale Book Club continues to meet once a month on the fourth Tuesday at 6:00 p.m. at the library.  This month’s reading selection is Degree’s of Separation, by Sue Henry. 

Everyone is encouraged to join us for a delicious potluck dinner and dessert and a lively book discussion.  Our next gathering has been moved to November 1^st, at which time we make the selection of our next book. Don’t miss out, come and join us!

The Oakesdale Library is open until 6:00 p.m. on Halloween. There will be treats for all who stop by wearing their costume.  Come on in and show the librarian your costume, get a treat and pick up a great book or movie while you are here.