Join musicians from the Sacramento Philharmonic for an unforgettable concert of classical music including selections from The Nutcracker. All ages welcome.
This special after-hours event will be held in the children’s play area. Library services will not be available.
No commentsWhat if the Three Bears were really Teddy Bears! And what if Goldilocks was not a little girl at all, but a golden, mischievous little dog? That is exactly the case is this very funny retelling of the traditional fairy tale. Presented with Bohemian style marionettes on a tabletop stage. Live music and singing.
No commentsCelebrate Filipino-American History Month with local author Justine Villanueva as she unveils her new book, Mungan and Lola. Traditional Filipino activities and storytime included. Fun for the whole family!
No commentsJoin us for an enriching celebration of Native American Heritage Month during this special storytime at the library. The storytime will feature books by Native American authors that honor Native American communities’ diverse cultures, traditions, and contributions. Medicine Wheel craft to follow.
No commentsAre you into MTG? Join our teen Magic the Gathering club here at the library where we hold drafts, play commander and do all other things magic.
For ages 13 and up. Free to join and play.
Drafted cards are returned after play.
No commentsJoin us for a program designed to allow kids the opportunity to experience Chinese art and culture. In this workshop you will learn about the beautiful art of Chinese paper cutting and will make your own paper-cutting art.
No commentsSpeech and Debate Club is a friendly introduction into the basics of four selected events. Debate events include: Parliamentary and Public Forum (PF). Speech events include: Impromptu and Extemporaneous.
We are apart of the DHS Speech & Debate club and hope to share our knowledge and help build student’s confidence and public speaking skills.
For kids ages 9-13. Register Here.
No commentsCelebrate Día de los Muertos with us! We’ll have a storytime, crafts, and skull cookie decorating (while supplies last)!
The event will be held outdoors, in the Community Park north of the library building.
No commentsGrimm Tales: Stories of Life and Death @ The Gibson House
The Gibson House is always free and open to the public.
Special Exhibition on Display November 7th- February 22nd
Tuesdays & Thursdays: 12pm-4pm
Curator open hours third Saturday of the Month: 8am-4pm
This exhibition examines the role of storytelling in the development of cultural practice and cultural understanding of life and death. Explore how myth, fairytales, and storytelling have been used for centuries to help us make sense of the world and prepare us for darker times. The Yolo County Historical Collection is a research collection, want to see objects not on display? Click here for more information about research appointments and here to browse the collection.
No commentsGrimm Tales: Stories of Life and Death @ The Gibson House
Opening Reception Thursday, November 14th, 5:30 pm – 8:00 pm
This exhibition examines the role of storytelling in the development of cultural practice and cultural understanding of life and death. Explore how myth, fairytales, and storytelling have been used for centuries to help us make sense of the world and prepare us for darker times.
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