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When William is given a small wooden castle as a gift, something about it feels magical. He learns just how magical when a miniature knight, included in the set, comes to life. Pick up a free copy of The Castle in the Attic written by Elizabeth Winthrop from the Crozet Library, read it on your …
Learn to prepare for disasters that could impact your community. In an emergency, CERT members assist others when professional responders are not immediately available, and take a more active role in emergency preparedness projects. This class will cover personal preparedness, hazards, and an introduction into fire safety and medical operations. Taught by the Charlottesville-UVA-Albemarle Office …
Can’t find the time to read the latest self-help book? Learn the basics about new and popular titles and share what has or hasn’t worked for you. Ages 18+. Requested registration begins July 22, but drop ins are welcome!
Say goodbye to summer vacation with this gaming-themed party! Choose from lots of activities: live-action versions of video games like PAC-MAN, Mario Kart and Super Smash Bros tournaments, art projects, and more. Grades 6–12. Required registration begins July 12.
Meet up with your friends at the Crozet Library for an afternoon movie (rated G or PG). JMRL will provide the popcorn – YOU bring a friend and some get-comfortable-pillows. The movie title elected by kids will be announced on July 29, so call the Crozet Library for details. Ages 6-11. Requested registration begins July …
The Charlottesville Climate Collaborative (C3) will discuss how to reduce your carbon footprint by taking simple actions in your home and lifestyle. Then consider taking the Home Energy Challenge as a practical, fun, and measurable way to get started. Presented by Claire Habel, C3’s Residential Program Manager. Find out more at cvilleclimate.org
Celebrate the 50th anniversary of the moon landing with a themed escape room and other related activities. Event is for grades 7–12, book is at your discretion. Required registration begins July 5.
Join Ginny Sieminski for a hands-on class that will teach you everything you need to know to create 6 of the most asked for face painting designs - perfect for boys and girls! Ages 8-12. Required registration begins July 8.
Battle your friends in these food-themed Minute to Win It challenges. Snacks provided. Grades 6–12. Required registration begins July 2.
Are trees important for wildlife? Yes, very. This talk by Kathy Nepote of the Charlottesville Area Tree Stewards will increase your awareness of the importance of trees (both living and dead), the complex nature of plant and wildlife interactions, and also point out visible signs of wildlife in our environment. No advance registration is required …
Learn the basics of stop motion animation using just a smartphone or tablet, presented by instructor Ian Levesque. Participants will complete a short video production and upload it to a private channel by the end of the workshop. Bring your own device or borrow one of the library’s. Ages 8-11. Required registration begins July 1.
It’s like karaoke, but everyone sings along together. No embarrassment, no judgment. You pick the songs, whether it’s from a movie, a musical, or just something on the radio that everyone knows. Snacks provided. Grades 6–12. Registration requested but not required beginning June 25.
Read: Frog and Friends by Eve Bunting Get excited about reading and have fun with book-related activities in this book club for kids learning to read. Each reader will receive a free copy of the book to take home to finish. Ages 6-8. Required registration begins June 24.
The library will provide tons of tabletop games like Pandemic, Exploding Kittens, and Harry Potter: Hogwarts Battle, plus everything you need for a short D&D adventure. Feel free to bring games of your own to share with others, too. Grades 6-12. Walk-ins welcome.
Friday, July 12 at 2-4pm Relax with popcorn and cold drinks to watch this classic film featuring Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck. (1953 - Film rated NR)