The Bluffton Public Library announces a new program, The Book Bag - A Library Subscription Service, according to Jessica Hermiller, library administrator.
"The program allows community members to request a monthly-themed or specially-curated bag of items from the library collection along with an activity," she said.
"The Book Bag checks out for four weeks, with new bags being automatically prepared for pickup the next month.
Registration for The Book Bag begins today, Dec. 14, with the program starting January 2021.
Adopt a winter book buddy program begins today at the Bluffton Public Library.
Here's how it works. Children in preschool through third grade should ask an adult in the family to sign them up. Hurry - it's all while supplies last.
Each book buddy participant receives a:
• Book buddy stuffed animal
• Adoption certificate
• Reading log
• Other surprises.
Parents and caregivers can schedule a Curbside Pickup time to collect the winter book buddy.
Bluffton Public Library has you in mind in December. The staff has many holiday-related activities planned. A listing of those follows:
Services Update -The health and safety of our customers and staff at the Bluffton Public Library is a top priority and the library is working hard to keep services available. As of the time of this press release, the library is open for Curbside Pickup only. The library will review services and update as needed so be sure to check blufftonpubliclibrary.org/covid19 for current services updates.
The health and safety of our customers and staff at the Bluffton Public Library is a top priority and the library is working hard to keep services available. As of the time of this announcement, the library is open for curbside pickup only.
Lots of interesting programs make up the November list of events at the Bluffton Public Library. A summary follows:
Here's your invitation to visit "The Bluffton Triangle."
Fred-in-Stein, aka Fred Steiner, presents a video of Bluffton ghost stories. Originally presented on Zoom by the Blufton Public Library on Oct. 27, you may watch a recording of the presentation by clicking below.
