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storytime



Second Thursday of the Month

10:30am

Ages 4 to 6 years old

Children must be accompanied by an adult

Stories, songs & rhymes

Crafts & STEM activities

Held at the Ringtown Senior Citizens building, 104 W. Main Street.

NO PROGRAM IN JANUARY 2023 due to staffing issues.




1,000 Books before kindergarten



For all children birth to Pre-K.

Reading is crucial to brain development and is an early indicator of academic success. Read a book, any book, to your child, with the ultimate goal of reading 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten. Incentives for every 100 books completed! Register at the library and start any time.



mother goose on the loose



First Thursday & Fourth Saturday of the month

10:30am

For babies & toddlers up to 36 months

Children must be accompanied by an adult

Songs, movement, marching & more!

Held at the Ringtown Senior Citizens Building, 104 W. Main St.

NO PROGRAMS IN JANUARY 2023 due to staffing issues.



talk with a doc



Wednesday, Feb. 1st6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Drop in the library for an informal chat with multiple St. Luke's local medical providers. Get tips & resources for making & sticking to your health-based New Year's Resolutions.Panel includes Dr. Gregory Dobash Mimi Wiley, PAC Anne Hoover Smith, LCSW.


ringtown Rocks



Visit the library and paint a Kindness Rock to be hidden around Ringtown (or beyond). Find a rock, share it on FB "Ringtown Rocks", and rehide!




tinkering table




Tinker with 3D pens, electrical circuits, Makey Makey, Makedo, OSMO & more!



New year, new hours



Thanks to an increase in state funding for public libraries, we will be Increasing Hours in January 2023. The library will now open at 10am Monday through Thursday. New hours in effect the week of January 23rd.



harmony book club



A new book club to communicate on books that open our minds to new ways of looking at life! HBC is a community of practice to discuss ways to reframe our lives and current environmental issues & trends. Facilitated by Dr. Maggie O'Connor.

Contact the library for information.





132 W. Main Street, ringtown, pa 17967



ringtown area library