Learn about Making & designing in a 3D space. Find out what 3D printers are, how they work, what you need to get started printing at home (or at the Library)! Find out what free programs you can use to make your designs a reality. All ages welcome!

Naturebrary is a caregiver-and-me program for babies, toddlers, and pre-k kids on Wednesdays from 10am-12pm beginning June 8th. We meet across the street in the park, and we'll have storywalks, make mud pies, learn about plant life, and much more! Naturebrary is a messy outdoors program so dress accordingly.   See you there!  

Elementary-aged kids can meet us on the library lawn for a compass scavenger hunt, water gun target practice, and more!

Join special guest Rebecca Hutchings from the University of Idaho Extension Office for a InstaPot Cooking Class! Rebecca will guide you through a 30 minute basic instruction time,  then we will break up into groups to practice the instant pot & make dinner! Learn to make Classic Lemonade, Pulled Pork Sliders, Quick Potato Salad, Corn on the Cob, & Rice Pudding!

Teens in 6th – 12th grade can make their own DIY faux leather journal.  The finished journal is a great place to keep all your writing and sketches!  

Strollerbrary is a weekly walking group for caregivers of young children. We'll meet at 10:00am at a different walking path in Twin Falls, learn a new early literacy concept, and go for a walk! This program is a great way to meet friends, chat with a librarian about any early literacy questions you have, or just enjoy some fresh air with your child.  On July 8, we will walk the Canyon Rim. (Meet at the Auger Falls trailhead.)