Join us in Grizzly Hall for a Vitalant Blood Drive, where your donation can help save lives. Simply visit this link to reserve your time slot and make a difference in our community. Giving blood is a simple act that can have a profound impact, providing critical support to those in need.
Bring your squirt guns, towels, sunscreen & lawn chairs for an afternoon of playing in the water at the show ring at the Park County Fairgrounds! There will be sprinklers to run through, water slide bouncy houses, splash pads & other water themed activities. This free program is open to those in grades K-12
Teens in grades 6-12; Bring your friends to the Powell Library for an afternoon of playing the Nintendo Switch!
Join us for a free creative supplies exchange, where you can bring up to two boxes of supplies to swap and find new materials for your craft projects. Donations can be dropped off any time during the event, making it convenient for everyone to participate. Any supplies left at the end of the day will… Read More »Craft Supply Swap
This time for your little ones focuses on early literacy activities and builds social skills. Nursery rhymes, songs, motion and play. Baby & Toddler Time provides a positive introduction to the library and reading!
Story Time for ages 3-6. Stories are based on a theme each week, accompanied by games, songs, and crafts - all to promote early literacy skills plus a love for the library. (Note: The Tuesday and Wednesday sessions are identical)
We will be reading Unbroken, by Laura Hillenbrand. To join please ask for a copy at the circulation desk.
Read books and discuss them at the Cody Library each month! Join the book discussion series by picking up a copy of each month's book at the Circulation Desk and then participating in the discussions in the Bison Room at 10:00 a.m. on the set dates.
Jerred Metz, the author of The Last Eleven Days of Earl Durand and its graphic novel adaptation, will be speaking at the Cody Library on Wednesday, August 28 at 5:30 p.m. Metz's talk, delves into the extraordinary and tragic events of Durand’s March 1939 crime spree, which have become a part of Park County's history… Read More »Author Talk “Earl Durand: Good Neighbor and Wild Man”
Teens in grades 6-12; Time to make a Crazy Hair Buddy. They go on your backpack or your notebook.
This afternoon craft hour is free and open to the public in Grizzly Hall. All supplies are provided.
Teens in grades 6-12; Stop by the Cody Teen Library to watch Sandlot (Rated PG). Let's play ball!
