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1000 Spring Street
Paso Robles, CA 93446
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Phone
(805) 237-3870
(805) 238-3665 FAX
Hours
Monday-Friday
10am to 8pm
Saturday
10am to 5pm
Closed Sunday
E-mail
library@prcity.com

Study Center
3201 Spring Street
Paso Robles, CA 93446
Phone
(805) 237-4743
Hours
Monday-Wednesday
2:30pm to 5:30pm
Library Services

CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS

Dr. Seuss Day GalleryThank you to the Library Foundation and the Friends of the Paso Robles Library for providing funding and supporting the following programs, events and activities.

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of Dr. Seuss Day!

Family-Fun
Drop-In Crafts

Power-up your creativity and drop-by the Library between 3:00 and 5:00pm on the following dates to create a seasonal craft. Materials are offered on a first-come, first served basis as supplies last. Some materials may not be appropriate for toddlers.

Dr. Seuss’ Birthday

Tuesday, March 2
3-5pm

We’re celebrating Dr. Seuss’ 106th birthday, so please join us for a birthday party! We’ll make a Seuss-y craft, read our favorite Dr. Seuss stories, and have a birthday treat.

Spring Break Fun for Kids!

The Library is hosting many programs during Spring Break for all ages. Check for a complete schedule at the Library beginning in March! Call Kris at 237-3870 for more information.

Spring Break Art Classes

April 5, 6, 7
1-4pm

The talented artists of the Paso Robles Art Association will conduct a series of free art classes for children ages 8-12 at the Paso Robles City Library. Various art techniques will be taught as artists from the Association rotate through each 3-hour session. Classes are limited to 20 students per day and will be held in the Library Conference Center. Children may sign up at the Library starting Monday, March 29 for one session: Monday, April 5, Tuesday, April 6, or Wednesday, April 7. Classes will run from 1:00pm until 4:00pm.

Family Movie Matinee

Thursday, April 8
3:00pm

Enjoy a FREE movie with your family sponsored by the Friends of the Library. Title to be announced!

Family Game Night

Friday, April 9
5-8pm
We will have a Wii on loan from the Black Gold Library System, as well as many other board games and activities to enjoy with your family. Come and go between 5-8pm. Light refreshments provided. All adults must be accompanied by a child. Children under 13 must attend with an adult. FREE.

Children’s Collection

The Children’s Collection offers a wealth of materials: books and magazines, audio and video cassettes, DVDs, foreign language materials, CD ROM computers, and children’s reference materials. Booklists and literature indexes provide reading lists on a variety of topics, from historical fiction to holiday books, children’s poetry, biographies, and fiction and non-fiction books.

Book-Sharing Programs

Library volunteers and staff strive to meet the unique developmental needs of children of all ages through its literature programs. Parents are asked to respect the age requirements listed to enhance program quality.

Ages 1 to 2: Toddler Story Time. Friday mornings at 10:30, repeated at 11:30. Songs and simple stories are enhanced with arts and crafts activities appropriate for the very young. Doors close promptly at times listed, and children must have an adult in attendance.

Ages 3 to 6: Preschool Story Time. Monday mornings at 10:30, repeated at 11:30. More challenging stories, poetry, and crafts encourage school readiness. Doors close promptly at times listed

Children of all ages: Grandparents & Books. If the ages of your children do not coincide with traditional Story Time requirements, the Grandparents & Books program is the answer. Books are shared on an informal basis in the afternoon at the Library, and volunteer grandparents select a variety of literature appropriate for all children. Call Kris at 237-3870. Book Sharing Program Participants

Grandparents & Books

Children of all ages! If the ages of your children do not coincide with traditional Story Time requirements or the scheduled story times do not fit your schedule, the Grandparents & Books program is the answer. Books are shared on an informal basis in the afternoon at the Library, and volunteer grand-parents select a variety of literature appropriate for all children. FREE!

Grandparents and Books

Great Reads For Children

Check out our Battle of the Books display. Many of the Paso elementary schools are encouraging their students to be a part of this fun reading incentive program. For a list of the books for grades 4-6 check out the website www.battleofthebooks.org. We have multiple copies available for check out!

See more Activities for Children at Recreation Services!

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