PROGRAMS
AT THE ALPINE PUBLIC LIBRARY
The Alpine Public
Library currently offers a homebound program for seniors and handicapped patrons, as well as a variety of children's programs throughout the year. Visit our News Blog to stay informed about all of the programs and events at the library.
Check out our children's programming photos at Flickr!
HOMEBOUND
PROGRAM
Volunteers Gayle
Lewis and Ken Durham provide an invaluable service to our community by delivering
books to the library's homebound patrons and nursing home residents.
They also deliver books on a short-term basis to individuals in the
hospital or to new mothers, etc. Contact the library, 837-2621, to talk with them.
PAJAMA STORYTIME
A bedtime story - A song - A rhyme - It’s Pajama Story Time!
Attention all children ages 6-10 years old:
Don your pajamas, grab your teddy bear and your mom or dad, and join us at the Alpine Public Library for an evening of fun! Come and enjoy puppet shows, stories, songs and crafts. The Anchor Club's first program was a huge success, with more than 70 participants! They hope to hold one each month -- check at the Library or the News Blog for dates, and be sure to wear your pajamas!
The next PJ Storytime is January 12 at 7:00 p.m.
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