504 Cherry Street
Decatur, Al 35601
The challenge for this session is to create something with a Spring theme. Build some of your favorite things about Spring using DPL’s collection of LEGO bricks. All ages are welcome.
Decatur Public Library is CLOSED in observance of Memorial Day. We will reopen Tuesday, May 26th, at 10am.
presented by Jetaun Bailey, LPC-S, CSC May is recognized as National Mental Health Awareness Month in the United States, a time dedicated to raising awareness, reducing stigma,and promoting mental wellness across communities. […]
Kids up to age 15 can pick-up a DPL Summer Reads goodie bag (while supplies last). The bag includes: A free book about dinosaurs Reading app & registration info A summer calendar […]
The challenge for this session is to create something with a Spring theme. Build some of your favorite things about Spring using DPL’s collection of LEGO bricks. All ages are welcome.
In Story Time, we say poems and read stories around a theme, and this session’s theme is DIRT! After Story Time, we will make pet rocks. Children of all ages […]
Book Babies is story time for babies from birth to age 3 and their adults. We do bouncing rhymes and sing songs. This summer, we will focus on different dino […]
presented by Betty Bolté Did you know that the eighteenth century was a time of innovation and discovery? Martha Washington saw a lot of interesting, entertaining, and surprising events and exhibits […]
Kids ages 8+ are invited to this book club just for kids! Read a non-fiction book about another country to discuss in this month’s meeting.
Come in to DPL's Youth Services Room and take a scavenger hunt sheet. Search around town for 20 US flags. Write the locations where you find them on your sheet […]
Kids ages 12 - 17 are invited to learn about archaeology in a fun way. We will excavate containers of dirt to see what we find, do a cookie excavation, […]
In Story Time, we say poems and read stories around a theme, and this session’s theme is BONES! After Story Time, we will have play time with dinosaur “bones”. Children […]