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Kick off Fall Storytime with the amazing Brett Roberts with an out door Bubble Show. The event will take place on the grass area between the Library and City Hall. There will be no 11:00am Storytime do to show.

Enjoy an afternoon of chess Bring a friend or come alone Chess sets provided Ages 18 and up We’re offering chess on a trial basis. If chess is important to you, please try to be here and show your support. Call 817-514-5865 with questions.

Kicking off the first week back with Storytime day two is a puppet show by puppeteer Sandy Shrout! There will be no 11:00am sue to show.

Tween homeschoolers will learn to write short stories and crafting the idea of becoming a professional author. Call 817-514-5866 to RSVP. Ages: 9-12

Lotería is back! Families can join us for an evening of fun with playing this traditional game and take a chance to win a prize.

Mother Goose Storytime uses a variety of nursery rhymes, songs and instruments to foster your baby's development while providing an opportunity to discuss with other parents about common concerns. Ages: Pre-Walkers - Age 1

Microsoft Word Friday, September 8 Microsoft PowerPoint Friday, September 15 Microsoft Excel Friday, September 22 Each class is from 10:30am-noon at the Watauga Public Library. Call 817-514-5865 to save your spot.

Food Distribution provided by the Tarrant Area Food Bank.

RSVP required at 817-514-5865 from 4:30PM to 5:30PM on Monday, September 11 Monday, September 18 Monday, September 25 Monday, October 2 Monday, October 9 Monday, October 16 Learn how to: Choose a location Compost for healthy soil Grow in raised beds & containers Manage diseases & insects Harvest your garden

Bring a starter pack of Pokémon cards and join Pokémon enthusiasts at the Library. All skill levels are welcomed. Pokémon meets every Monday. Volunteers are available to help beginners. Ages: 7-17

Take an evening to enjoy the movie "Coco" while snaking on some chips and Salsa!

Join us for stories, music, crafts, and more! This weekly event is designed for toddlers and preschoolers and their families. Toddlers Storytime is at 10:00am with play time afterwards and Preschool Storytime at 11:00am with crafts afterwards.

Enjoy an afternoon of chess Bring a friend or come alone Chess sets provided Ages 18 and up We’re offering chess on a trial basis. If chess is important to you, please try to be here and show your support. Call 817-514-5865 with questions.

Tween homeschoolers will learn to write short stories and crafting the idea of becoming a professional author. Call 817-514-5866 to RSVP. Ages: 9-12

Join Benefits Educator Keri Harvie for this helpful presentation. Here are a few things you will learn: Medicare and its parts How & when to enroll Health plan coverage choices Prescription drug plans Qualifying for help with premiums And more!

The Friends raise money and volunteer to support library events and programs. Friends make a huge difference to the community. Everyone is welcome! You don't need to be a Watauga citizen to help

Mother Goose Storytime uses a variety of nursery rhymes, songs and instruments to foster your baby's development while providing an opportunity to discuss with other parents about common concerns. Ages: Pre-Walkers - Age 1

RSVP required at 817-514-5865 from 4:30PM to 5:30PM on Monday, September 11 Monday, September 18 Monday, September 25 Monday, October 2 Monday, October 9 Monday, October 16 Learn how to: Choose a location Compost for healthy soil Grow in raised beds & containers Manage diseases & insects Harvest your garden

Teens can join us for an evening of watching anime, activities, and snacks!

Bring a starter pack of Pokémon cards and join Pokémon enthusiasts at the Library. All skill levels are welcomed. Pokémon meets every Monday. Volunteers are available to help beginners. Ages: 7-17

Join the Mayor of Watauga at the Watauga Public Library for an entertaining book event for all ages. We will discuss Eleven by Tom Rogers and share refreshments. We will also have fun book-based games and activities. Receive a free book journal after attending two meetings! Everyone welcome!

Join us for stories, music, crafts, and more! This weekly event is designed for toddlers and preschoolers and their families. Toddlers Storytime is at 10:00am with play time afterwards and Preschool Storytime at 11:00am with crafts afterwards.

Join us for stories, music, crafts, and more! This weekly event is designed for toddlers and preschoolers and their families. Toddlers Storytime is at 10:00am with play time afterwards and Preschool Storytime at 11:00am with crafts afterwards.

Tween homeschoolers will learn to write short stories and crafting the idea of becoming a professional author. Call 817-514-5866 to RSVP. Ages: 9-12

Teens get to explore in detail what its like to be a writer, talk about some of their favorite authors, and try writing for themselves. Ages: 13-17

Mother Goose Storytime uses a variety of nursery rhymes, songs and instruments to foster your baby's development while providing an opportunity to discuss with other parents about common concerns. Ages: Pre-Walkers - Age 1

Sensory Storytime is a 30-minute program with limited participation . Participation is limited in order to create a calmer, quieter, more relaxed environment than a traditional Storytime. Sign-up is required. Call 817-514-5866 to sign up. Disclaimer – The facilitators are average, ordinary librarians & assistants, we do not have degrees in early childhood development, autism spectrum issues, or any doctoral degree. We are frontline staff when it comes to directly dealing with children who have developmental issues. Often we feel the best we can do is be welcoming and friendly at regular Storytime. Sensory Storytime gives us the option to tell parents that their child has been thoughtfully considered and will be celebrated. Sensory Storytime is a journey for both the librarian and the child. Each Storytime will be unique because each month the children’s behaviors will be unique.

RSVP required at 817-514-5865 from 4:30PM to 5:30PM on Monday, September 11 Monday, September 18 Monday, September 25 Monday, October 2 Monday, October 9 Monday, October 16 Learn how to: Choose a location Compost for healthy soil Grow in raised beds & containers Manage diseases & insects Harvest your garden

This is a book club for adults who love books. We’ll chat about the latest book you’ve read, a book you love, or you can just come to listen and get recommendations for great books. Let’s talk about books!

Tweens can join us on the 4th Monday of the month to enjoy an evening of Anime and crafts! Ages: 9-12

Bring a starter pack of Pokémon cards and join Pokémon enthusiasts at the Library. All skill levels are welcomed. Pokémon meets every Monday. Volunteers are available to help beginners. Ages: 7-17

Join us for stories, music, crafts, and more! This weekly event is designed for toddlers and preschoolers and their families. Toddlers Storytime is at 10:00am with play time afterwards and Preschool Storytime at 11:00am with crafts afterwards.

Enjoy a fun way to develop Early Literacy skills in young children with music, dancing, singing, stories and exploration of simple musical concepts. Ages 2-5

Tween homeschoolers will learn to write short stories and crafting the idea of becoming a professional author. Call 817-514-5866 to RSVP. Ages: 9-12

Join the Youth Department in the first half of the Monkey & Me event with a petting zoo. Families can come out and pet some amazing animals for an hour before going down to the amphitheater to enjoy a concert at 6:30pm. The petting zoo will be located on the grass area between the Library and City Hall.