Tuesday, July 9th at 1:00 PM CDT Join us for a visit to Deckawoo Drive with everyone’s favorite adventure loving pig, Mercy Watson! Newbery Medal winning author Kate DiCamillo will be sharing the stories behind the creation of her early chapter book series, the original Mercy Watson, and the follow up series, Tales from Deckawoo Drive.…
Tuesday, July 16th at 1:00 PM CDT Would you survive a zombie apocalypse? Join us to talk with New York Times bestselling author Max Brallier about The Last Kids on Earth, both the book series and the animated series on Netflix. In this virtual event, Max will share how he came up with the different monsters and villains…
Tuesday, July 23rd at 1:00 PM CDT You’re invited to learn about the power of poetry with Elizabeth Acevedo! In this exciting author conversation and Q&A, Acevedo will provide a short reading from her National Book Award winning and New York Times bestselling novel-in-verse, The Poet X serving as the backdrop to this amazing chat! The Poet X is about…
Tuesday, July 30th at 1:00 PM CDT Join this year’s winner of the National Book Award for Young People's Literature, Dan Santat, as he inspires tweens and teens to tell their own stories through graphic novels. His winning book, A First Time for Everything, is a graphic memoir based on his own awkward middle school years…
Come join Ms. Carrie for silly songs, stories, and crafts! Target Audience is 0-5 years old. Questions? Call Ms. Carrie at 318-435-4336
Franklin Parish Library will be closed for Memorial Day.
First Monday of each month Experience a full day of creativity, relaxation, and connection with fellow quilters right here at home. Bring your equipment & any projects you’re currently working on & join in. All skill levels welcome. Call Kayla at 318-435-4336 with Questions. FRANKLIN PARISH LIBRARY IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY EQUIPMENT OR ITEMS…
Did you know we have a group of high school teens who lead their own D&D Club?! Now you do! For any high school teens who are interested in joining in, come visit us on June 1 at 1:00 PM in the Learning Center Rm B (second meeting room in the blue building). Any skill…
Join us for a ranger-guided discussion of the ongoing work and current understandings of Poverty Point World Heritage Site. This presentation takes us back over 3,000 years ago when indigenous peoples created the largest mounds and earthworks in North America. The ancient site was the center for exchange, ceremony, and community in North America between…
Children & Family Program:Get hands on with archaeology with a ranger-guided presentation showcasing artifacts and replicas from Poverty Point World Heritage Site. This talk includes film, Q and A, along with the guided artifact and replica experience itself.
