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The Palmer Branch is happy
to offer the following to our patrons:
- Library
materials, programs, and
activities for children,
teens, and adults
- Computer lab
with internet access and
Microsoft Office.
- Free public
WIFIPrintouts and
photocopies ($0.20/printed
side)
- Faxing services
(faxes can be SENT only; we
cannot receive faxes. You
must use the cover sheet
provided by the library.
Charges are $2.00 for the
first page and $1.00 for
every subsequent page.
(Payable by cash or check.)
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For questions or information about
the Palmer Branch, please contact Branch
Manager Katie Cardell at 610-258-7492 or
katiec@eastonpl.org |
For monthly events and programs for
children, teens, and adults, visit our
ONLINE CALENDAR! |
To view our monthly newsletter
CLICK HERE |
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FOR OUR YOUNGEST PATRONS:
Storytimes are held weekly. Please visit
our online calendar for more details. |
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Little Storytime
For children ages 6-24 months, this storytime
features songs, fingerplays, nursery rhymes,
bubbles, and parachute play. Mother Goose
Storytime helps little ones learn early literacy
skills, socialization, rhythm, gross and fine
motor skills, and coordination through play!
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Big
Storytime
For children ages 2-5, this storytime features
stories, songs, activities, and action rhymes.
This class introduces toddlers to early literacy
skills, colors, shapes, letters, and numbers in
fun and playful ways! All participants receive a
craft kit to take home or do at the library.
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Sensory Friendly Storytime
For ages 2-6, this storytime is designed for
children with sensory sensitivities. Activities
include books, songs, fingerplays, movement, and
playtime with sensory toys. The class is led by
Pam Reinholz, who has a background in special
education.
Sensory Storytime provides a fun, interactive,
and informal environment in which families can
feel comfortable and relaxed.
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FOR
SCHOOL-AGE CHILDREN: |
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Survived Book Group
The I Survived Book Group discusses books from
Lauren Tarshis’ I Survived historical fiction
series. Children learn about historic events
told through the eyes of a fictional child who
survived. Participants discuss the book and
participate in hands-on STEM activities related
to the story. The group meets four times a year,
and is for children ages 8-12. The first 10
children to register will receive a free
paperback copy of the book, which is theirs to
keep provided they attend the discussion.
Contact Katie at katiec@eastonpl.org for more
information or to add your name to a mailing
list for email updates |
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Who
Was Book Group
The Who Was Book Group discusses books from the
Who HQ non-fiction and biography series.
Participants discuss the book and participate in
related activities. The group meets four times a
year, and is for children ages 8-12. The first
10 children to register will receive a free
paperback copy of the book, which is theirs to
keep provided they attend the discussion.
Contact Jennie at jenniet@eastonpl.org for more
information or to add your name to a mailing
list for email updates. |
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FOR TEENS: |
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Teen
Writers Workshop
A monthly meetup for aspiring teen writers! This
informal, teen-led group helps teen writers
practice writing creatively and share their
writing with peers in a casual, supportive,
judgement-free environment. Contact Katie at
katiec@eastonpl.org for more information. |
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FOR
ADULTS: |
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Palmer Adult Book Group
Palmer’s Adult Book Group is open to the public
and always welcomes new participants. This
informal book group meets the 4th Tuesday of
every month at 6pm to discuss a variety of
genres and topics. Contact Toni B. at
palmeradultbookgroup@eastonpl.org for meeting
dates and upcoming selections, or to be added to
the mailing list for periodic email reminders. |
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Forever Young Adult Book Group - Meets
virtually
A fun, lighthearted book group for adults who
enjoy reading teen and young adult fiction.
Forever Young Adult meets the 3rd Wednesday of
the month at 6pm. Contact Katie C. at
katiec@eastonpl.org for our upcoming
selections or for more information about the
group.
facebook.com/groups/FYABookGroup
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PALS (Palmer Adult Library Support)
The Palmer Branch invites adults with
developmental disabilities to be an integral
part of our library community. We offer daily
opportunities for learning, creativity, fun, and
friendship. Visit the Palmer Branch anytime to
participate in PALS! Contact Pam at
pamr@eastonpl.org for information. |
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