
Do you have a sweet tooth? Teens in grades 7-12 will learn how to create molded candy and dip the perfect chocolate covered pretzels & Oreos Wednesday at 6 PM. All supplies will be provided and participants will get to Read More …
Do you have a sweet tooth? Teens in grades 7-12 will learn how to create molded candy and dip the perfect chocolate covered pretzels & Oreos Wednesday at 6 PM. All supplies will be provided and participants will get to Read More …
Gather with some new friends and Miss Nicole to discuss and swap recipes you love! On November 7 at 4:30 PM, adults 18 years and older will bring their favorite recipes and cookbooks to share with fellow cooks. We’ll be Read More …
Want to experience foods from across the globe without ever leaving your own kitchen? Register for our new “Spice, Spice Baby” program that will take you around the world, introducing a kick of flavor into your life. We’ll provide you Read More …
Is your family full of pro-tier pastry chefs? Families with kids in grades 0-6 can compete to make the best baking video with their recipe featured in our upcoming cookbook. Registration is open today until August 14. On August 16th, Read More …
The start of July means its time for a new Teen Department Challenge, and this time, we’re going with something truly delicious! This month, it’s a cupcake decorating challenge. Students in grades 6-12 can stop by the library anytime from Read More …
In today’s Kitchen Science at Home video, Miss Sarah shows you how to make an exothermic reaction. Share your comments, including what you’d like to see, on our Children’s Department Facebook page. Support our library by sharing our posts and websites, borrowing Read More …
In these Kitchen Science at Home videos, Miss Sarah shows you how to make hot ice…sort of. Share your comments, including what you’d like to see, on our Children’s Department Facebook page. Support our library by sharing our posts and websites, borrowing Read More …
Miss Sarah is back with her first Kitchen Science at Home video, where she shows a non-conventional way to separate salt and pepper with a spoon. Share your comments, including what you’d like to see, on our Children’s Department Facebook page. Read More …