Cruise to the library in your hotrod for an old-fashioned drive-in movie! Kids decorate their cardboard box cars before "parking" for showtime.

Patrons of all ages attempt to survive the Oregon Trail in this You-Choose-Adventure style program.

This exhibit featured library and office equipment from the pre-web era. Visitors were invited to take a short multiple-choice quiz to guess the use of each item for a chance to win a goodie bag.

"Why is there a toilet in our classroom?" This practical adulting skills workshop was conducted by a teen librarian at a local high school.

Participants cut colorful tissue paper into intricate designs to create this traditional Mexican craft.

Library Time is a modified storytime for adults with intellectual disabilities. Participants enjoy reading books, singing and dancing to our favorite songs.

Teams of adults competed to see who could assemble a 300-piece puzzle first in 90 minutes.

Using simple supplies and natural materials, this easy-to-plan STEM program asks kids to imagine what it's like to be a bird looking for materials to build a nest.

Pawsome Storytime takes a standard storytime format but swaps the preschoolers for puppers.

Enjoy a movie at the library with your best friend by your side.