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This Week @ Your Library March 28-April 4

This Week @ Your Library March 28-April 4

Published: March 27, 2025

We've got storytimes! 

Ready to Learn Storytime: Preschool 
Preschool story time with reading 
readiness. Join us for songs, sensory play, crafts, and stories designed to prepare your preschooler to learn.

Wednesdays at 10 am
Sherrills Ford-Terrell Branch Library
St. Stephens Branch Library
Main Library in Newton

Wednesdays at 11 am
Southwest Branch Library

Thursdays at 10 am 
Maiden Branch Library
Sherrills Ford-Terrell Branch Library
Southwest Branch Library
St. Stephens Branch Library

Fridays at 10 am 
Main Library in Newton

Ready to Learn Storytime: Tiny to Two
Mondays at 10 am
Main Library in Newton
Friday, April 4 at 10 am

Sherrills Ford-Terrell Branch Library
This sweet, simple, 20-minute story time features rhymes, bounces, sensory play, and singing for our youngest learners. Playtime follows.

Sensory-Friendly: Ready to Learn Storytime
Wednesdays at 11 am
Main Library in Newton

Join us for a fun, sensory-friendly storytime for neurodivergent children and their siblings! Enjoy songs, sensory play, crafts, and stories designed for a small group of 10, creating a calm, welcoming space. Afterward, stay for free play to encourage socialization & motor skills. To register, please visit the library or call 828-465-8665.

Bilingual Storytime
Friday, March 28 at 10 am
Main Library in Newton

Esta hora de cuentos especial incluirá cuentos y canciones bilingües.
This special storytime will include bilingual stories and songs.

Programs for children, ages 0-5!

Pre-K STEAM
Tuesday, April 1 at 10 am
Main Library in Newton
Children and their grownups are invited to explore interactive play stations to build confidence in learning.

Programs for children, ages 6-11!

The Green Room Community Theatre presents: The Tree in Me
Saturday, March 29 at 11 am
Main Library in Newton 

Experience a captivating original production by Alice Gomez, showcasing talented young performers in grades 2-12, that can only be seen during the Library Tour Adventure.

Homeschool Hangout
Thursday, April 3 at 11 am
Conover Branch Library

Are you a homeschooling family or group? Come out and meet other homeschoolers! We’ll have an activity and coloring pages.

Programs for adults!

Zumba Mondays!
Mondays at 6 pm 
Main Library in Newton

Shake off the dust for the new year with a burst of Zumba, a dance and movement class that’s too much fun to call exercise. It’s appropriate for every skill and ability level and open to anyone 14+ (parental signature required for teens under 18).

Purl and Chain 
Tuesdays at 6 pm
St. Stephens Branch Library

Make new friends and enjoy the company of others while you knit and crochet. This month we are focusing on different methods of casting. Don’t miss out on the fun—grab your needles and join us!

Gentle Flow Yoga
Fridays at 11 am
Sherrills Ford-Terrell Branch Library

A certified yoga instructor will lead us through a beginner-friendly, gentle flow yoga class. You are encouraged to bring a yoga mat or towel as well as a small blanket.

Mindful Movement
Fridays at 3 pm
St. Stephens Branch Library

Low impact exercise and gentle stretching for all ages. 

Resume Revamp
Monday, March 31 at 6 pm
St. Stephens Branch Library

Learn some tips and tricks to make your resume stand out to employers! To register, please visit the library or call 828-466-6821.

The Station Book Club
Wednesday, April 2 at 10 am
Conover Branch Library

All are welcome to join as we discuss Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus, followed by a book-share and recommended reads. This book club meets every other month.

Career Center
Wednesday, April 2 from 1 - 4 pm 
Main Library in Newton

Write a resume from scratch, update an existing resume, and showcase new skills or experience! Reserve a 30-minute appointment by calling 828-465-8665 or drop in as you are able.

Interview Skills Workshop
Thursday, April 3 at 6 pm
Main Library in Newton

Build your skills and practice in mock interviews during this workshop in collaboration with NC Works and the Western Piedmont Council of Government. To register, please call 828-465-8664.