Buena Vista Library Public Calendar of Events
Explore the benefits of journaling as a tool both to enhance self-awareness and to tap into your inner wisdom. Handmade journals provided. Registration required. Limit 12.
Reading is active at Ark Valley athletics! After stories, explore the gym with tumbling, jumping, swinging, and ninja practice. Age: 0-6
A relaxed, friendly gathering where people come together to talk openly about death, dying, and life while sipping tea. There’s no agenda or judgment—just honest conversation that helps make the topic of death less taboo and life more meaningful.
Preschoolers, parents, and caregivers learn a delightful variety of songs. Rhythm, matching pitch, and call and response are all part of the fun. Discover music as part of early literacy!
Play games, explore a variety of toys, or snuggle up with a new book.
Find strength, stillness, and peace in this all-level yoga class. Bonus: You can find this class on Udemy. Free with your library card. Forever Flexible - https://gale.udemy.com/course/forever-flexible-the-complete-guide-to-lifetime-flexibility/
While children play, adults practice common signs for communication and songs with babies.
Play games, explore a variety of toys, or snuggle up with a new book.
Use watercolor to capture the soft edges and various changing shapes of clouds. Explore creating loose cloud shapes and shadows and how light and perspective create dramatic skies. Registration required. Limit 12.
Explore the different subgenres of Science Fiction as penned by authors with very different approaches. Read ahead and then meet with others for discussion. The Echo Wife (Sarah Gailey) November 13 Wanderers (Chuck Wendig) December 11
Register Now! Join us in an online conversation with acclaimed writer Amanda Peters as we discuss her instant bestselling novel, The Berry Pickers, as well as her tender short fiction collection, Waiting for the Long Night Moon: Stories. Influenced by Peters’ own Mi’kmaq heritage, The Berry Pickers is a riveting exploration of family, grief, and the bonds we share. […]