Bluffton Public Library invites you to a Hot Tea Tuesday
Registration for Winter Storytime at the Bluffton Public Library opens Jan. 3. You may register via phone (419-358-5016), or email ([email protected]), or at the front desk.
Space is limited to 18 children per session. This program is for Preschool Children (ages 3 to 5), and occurs on Mondays at 6:30 p.m. or Tuesdays at 10 a.m.
Winter Storytime schedule:
Jan. 23 and 24: Bedtime and Pajamas
(children may wear their pajamas and/or slippers to this storytime)
Jan. 30 and 31: Dancing Dragons and the Year of the Rooster
Feb. 6 and 7: Bathtime
Feb. 13 and 14: Yummy, Yummy in My Tummy
Feb. 27 and 28: Dinosaurs
March 6 and 7: Boxes
Annual Hot Tea Tuesdays begins Jan. 3 and continue through February. Come in from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. and warm up with a free cup of hot tea and a cookie (or two). Sip and peruse the library’s collection of books, DVDs, music, audiobooks, magazines, children's kits, and more.
Also, ask about ebooks, video, magazines and books available through OverDrive using your library card.
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