Dave Pannone, former local educator, will be hosted at the library for an author talk. Dave will first discuss his own background in education & academia, language studies, and beyond. Dave will then discuss his book Ten Days off the Tabloids. Finally, he will offer a Q&A session, and conversation to close the night. The book, […]
This week's theme is "Colors," and we'll be learning about what makes our world bright and colorful!
Join us for an exciting evening online as we chat with author Jeff Selingo. Spend an hour with bestselling author Jeff Selingo, who immersed himself in the world of admissions for a year to answer the question on the minds of teenagers and their parents: how do colleges select their freshman class? The result is […]
Our Teen/Tween Drop-In series offers an evening opportunity for young folks to drop into the library and participate in activities for a given theme. This week's activity is a creative writing circle. We'll be exploring ways to express ourselves through the written word. This includes fiction, short stories, essays, and more.
Friday Tech Hour offers patrons a first come, first served opportunity to receive assistance with their tech needs. This includes smart phones, laptops, audiovisual devices, in-library technology, and more. Patrons are encouraged to bring their own devices, along with a charger, to these sessions. Tech help also offers the opportunity for collaborative learning -- come […]
Tummy time offers parents an opportunity to sit with their newborn, baby, or infant ("Tummy Time") while we share a story, some conversation, and socialization.
Join us with Tim Clines, as we offer advanced tech help beyond what we our staff members are limited to. Tim Clines is a local tech professional, and a longtime friend of the library. Advanced Tech Tips includes assistance with smart phones, laptops, audiovisual devices, in-library technology, and more. Patrons are encouraged to bring their own […]
Join us as we explore this week's theme: the days of the week. Learn how our week is shaped from Monday to Friday! Story Time always includes a reading, a fun activity or craft, some movement, and a chance for open play afterwards
Registration Link: LSC | Watch | Sayre Public Library (libraryc.org) You’re invited to an intimate evening with award-winning television host and bestselling author Lidia Bastianich as she talks about her memoir My American Dream: A Life of Love, Family, and Food. Born in Pula, on the Istrian peninsula, Lidia grew up surrounded by love and security, […]
Friday Tech Hour offers patrons a first come, first served opportunity to receive assistance with their tech needs. This includes smart phones, laptops, audiovisual devices, in-library technology, and more. Patrons are encouraged to bring their own devices, along with a charger, to these sessions. Tech help also offers the opportunity for collaborative learning -- come […]
The book selection for this month's book club is Barbara Kingsolver's novel Demon Copperhead. The book's description reads: "Set in the mountains of southern Appalachia, Demon Copperhead is the story of a boy born to a teenaged single mother in a single-wide trailer, with no assets beyond his dead father’s good looks and copper-colored hair, a caustic wit, and […]
Join us as we explore how to tell time, how a clock works, and how we measure different lengths of time. Story Time always includes a reading, a fun activity or craft, some movement, and a chance for open play afterwards.
On Thursdays during September, our youth services librarian Gwen will offer a themed STEM (Science Technology, Engineering, Math) activity. These activities are designed to foster curiosity and engagement with STEM, and help us learn how these fields shape our world and our lives. This week's theme is mechanics, and we'll be making a mechanical, anatomical […]
Friday Tech Hour offers patrons a first come, first served opportunity to receive assistance with their tech needs. This includes smart phones, laptops, audiovisual devices, in-library technology, and more. Patrons are encouraged to bring their own devices, along with a charger, to these sessions. Tech help also offers the opportunity for collaborative learning -- come […]
Tummy time offers parents an opportunity to sit with their newborn, baby, or infant ("Tummy Time") while we share a story, some conversation, and socialization.
This Drop-In event will serve as a follow up to our recent "Zine Me!" zine workshop. It will offer workshop participants an opportunity to continue, display, and share their work from the previous workshop. The Drop-In will also offer new participants an open session to create and learn a bit from those who have previously […]
Join us as we explore fruits, veggies, and other ways to eat healthy. Story Time always includes a reading, a fun activity or craft, some movement, and a chance for open play afterwards.
Registration link: LSC | Watch | Sayre Public Library (libraryc.org) Join us as we chat with New York Times bestselling author Adam Alter about his new book Anatomy of a Breakthrough: How to Get Unstuck When It Matters Most. Almost everyone feels stuck in some way. Whether you’re muddling through a midlife crisis, wrestling with writer’s block, trapped […]
On Thursdays during September, our youth services librarian Gwen will offer a themed STEM (Science Technology, Engineering, Math) activity. These activities are designed to foster curiosity and engagement with STEM, and help us learn how these fields shape our world and our lives. This week's theme is engineering, and we'll be exploring this topic through […]
Friday Tech Hour offers patrons a first come, first served opportunity to receive assistance with their tech needs. This includes smart phones, laptops, audiovisual devices, in-library technology, and more. Patrons are encouraged to bring their own devices, along with a charger, to these sessions. Tech help also offers the opportunity for collaborative learning -- come […]
"On This Day" is a unique event: It allows an instructional opportunity to not only explore newspaper articles detailing historical national events, but also a chance to understand how these events were published and viewed locally. For this end, the library's in-house microfilm reader will be utilized. While this event will allow patrons to view […]
This film screening will highlight issues in both the humanities & STEM. After the film screening, a critical discussion of the film's themes will be held. Along with the film and discussion, snacks and refreshments will be served! Writing for UC Berkeley's Greater Good Magazine, Maryam Abdullah describes the plot and themes: "Real-life William Kamkwamba […]
Join us as we celebrate the start of fall and explore how leaves fall in a fun way. Story Time always includes a reading, a fun activity or craft, some movement, and a chance for open play afterwards.
Registration link: LSC | Watch | Sayre Public Library (libraryc.org) Please tune in as we chat online with New York Times bestselling author Amor Towles about his incredible body of work. Rules of Civility, published in 2011, was a New York Times bestseller and was named by the Wall Street Journal as one of the year's best books. The book […]
On Thursdays during September, our youth services librarian Gwen will offer a themed STEM (Science Technology, Engineering, Math) activity. These activities are designed to foster curiosity and engagement with STEM, and help us learn how these fields shape our world and our lives. This week's theme is "Movement & Balance," and we'll be exploring the […]
Friday Tech Hour offers patrons a first come, first served opportunity to receive assistance with their tech needs. This includes smart phones, laptops, audiovisual devices, in-library technology, and more. Patrons are encouraged to bring their own devices, along with a charger, to these sessions. Tech help also offers the opportunity for collaborative learning -- come […]
