Banned Books Week
September 26 - October 3

Family Story Times
For Preschoolers who can’t make it on Tuesday mornings during the school year, Miss Mary will be telling and reading stories for families on the Third Saturday of each month during the school year at 4 PM.


Hey, guess what? Saturday is Talk Like A Pirate Day. Celebrate it at Warsaw Public Library at family story time.

If you took advantage of the Summer Reading Program at the library, you probably added at least one book to your own library. Did you know you can continue to read for free books at the public library?
Project Read of Wyoming County provides free books for families who read together all year. Simply keep track of your family's reading on a Project Read calendar, return it to the public library, and select a book for your home library.
Calendars are available at public libraries in Wyoming County, including Warsaw Public Library. This year, each time you return a calendar indicating that you and your child read 15 minutes for at least 20 days, you will receive a book.

Wednesday August 26th
4:00pm
Miniature Golf at Warsaw Public Library
Come enjoy the Warsaw Middle School Technology student's mini-golf hole designs. Refreshments! Free!!!!

Don't miss our concert this week. It is for the whole family.
Wednesday July 15th, 7:00pm, on the library lawn, inside if rain.

Bart and Kevin

Don't Miss
"The Spoon Man!"




All the way from Jenison, Michigan, published author, musician, and comedian Jim Cruise will entertain all ages at the Warsaw Public Library on
Monday, July 6, at 7 PM.
Free!
See his interpretation of Glen Miller and Elvis Presley, together!
Hear a Heavy Metal Spoon Player, a Rap Spoon Player, and a Mountain Band!
Get “spooned” yourself, as Gerald Ford, Mr. Rogers and Charlie Pride did.

Bring your lunch to the library on Mondays at Noon in July and have a relaxing time sharing your creativity. This program is for all ages, adults and children. We will read the mystery, Chasing Vermeer, and also have some “theme” days, exploring fashion and music. Bring your Mom and have her reveal her greatest fashion triumph—or disaster! Learn the name of that song you could never figure out the words to. Why was Elvis such a big deal, and what did you wear to high school in 1980? Solve these mysteries—and more.
We’ll supply lemonade and tea.