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Children 0-2 and their caregivers can join the Brook Public Library at 4:00 pm in McKinley Park for songs, finger plays, and stories.
Children can participate from their stroller, and adults are encouraged to bring a lawn chair or blanket and a facemask. We will postpone in the event of poor weather. Call 219-275-2471 to register or for more information. |
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Children ages 3-6 who aren’t enrolled in kindergarten are invited to join the Brook Public Library at 3:30 pm in McKinley Park for songs, rhymes, stories, games, crafts, and more. Pickup time will be 4:15.
We will postpone in the event of poor weather. Registration is preferred by calling 219-275-2471. |
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Children in grades K-5 are invited to join the Brook Public Library at 3:30 in McKinley Park for food, games, crafts, and more as we learn about Cinco de Mayo festivities.
Participants are asked to bring a mask for activities that don’t allow for social distancing. We will postpone in the event of poor weather. Registration is preferred by calling 219-275-2471. |
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Join Miss Marilyn for books, games and more! A new story time video is posted to our Facebook group each week for families to easily play at their convenience. Each story time is supplemented with a free Take and Make kit that can be picked up from the library.
Videos are only posted for a short amount of time, so be sure to check back regularly! |
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April 4-10 is National Library week...
...but we are celebrating all month long. Any item checked out during the month of April will be entered into a drawing to receive one of two gift cards to Brook Community Breakfast. Winners will be drawn in May. We will also have our "We Love Our Library" signs available for pickup. Place one in your yard to show our library some love Congratulations to Michelle C. and Moira B. for winning our March drawing! |
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1,000 Books Before Kindergarten is now available on Beanstack!
Say "goodbye" to paper logs. Track your books easily and efficiently while earning fun badges along the way. This educational challenge is open to any child not-yet enrolled in Kindergarten. The goal? To read 1,000 books before kindergarten. It's easier than it sounds, and the benefits are tremendous. You'll foster important relationships with your children while boosting their early literacy skills and building solid foundations for educational success. Tired of screens? We are still happily offering our paper logs for those who are suffering from screen fatigue. For more information, call 219-275-2471. |
