A book club just for Middle/High students! The group has selected to read "The Outsiders" by S.E. Hinton. Refreshments will be provided. Call the VBDL Bangor Branch at 269-427-8810 to reserved your copy today.

Jacob Wallman, Bangor manager of Omni Community Credit Union, will speak on all things credit including establishing and managing credit and checking credit scores.   Participants will receive an information packet for attending the class.  A Spanish interpreter will be available.

Stories! Rhymes! Songs! Each week children will explore a new letter of the alphabet through stories and activities.  Drop-in; no registration required.  Story Time is for children 5 and under.

Photographer Barry Nelson will take us on a Photo Journey through many western National Parks. Come see the spectacular views of Capital Reef, Canyon Lands, Arches, Grand Canyon, Zion and Mt. Valley (Glacier).

Drop-in to free build with LEGOs! Children under 8 need to be accompanied by an adult. All LEGOs are provided.

Adults and Older Teens:  Create Spring and Easter    jewelry at Bangor Branch Library’s Jewelry Class! Pre-registration required since the class size is limited. Call (269) 427-8810 for more information.  Free program. Bead donations welcomed!

Stories! Rhymes! Songs! Each week children will explore a new letter of the alphabet through stories and activities. Drop-in; no registration required. Story Time is for children 2-5 years.

Kids between 6 and 12 are invited to explore art and science with us!  On April 3, we try the Egg Drop Challenge and on April 17 we learn about Newton's first law of motion with and egg in a bottle. Programs are free and open to the public. For more information, call us at 269.427.8810.

Drop-in to free build with LEGOs! All LEGOs are provided.  Children under 8 need to be accompanied by an adult. The LEGOs creations will be displayed in the entrance showcase. Please call VBDL Bangor Branch if you have any questions. 269-427-8810

Student Art from South Walnut Elementary School and Bangor Middle/High Schools will be displayed for two weeks at the VBDL Bangor Branch.  The public is encouraged to visit the library and view the student art.

Stories! Rhymes! Songs! Each week children will explore a new letter of the alphabet through stories and activities. Drop-in; no registration required. Story Time is for children 2-5 years.

Stories! Rhymes! Songs! Each week children will explore a new letter of the alphabet through stories and activities. Drop-in; no registration required. Story Time is for children 2-5 years.

Kids between 6 and 12 are invited to explore art and science with us!  On April 3, we try the Egg Drop Challenge and on April 17 we learn about Newton's first law of motion with and egg in a bottle. Programs are free and open to the public. For more information, call us at 269.427.8810.

Create no-sew felt flowers to make a spring inspired hoop wreath.  The free class is for Adults, 18 and up. Pre-registration required since the class size is limited. Call (269) 427-8810 for more information.

The book club will read and discuss Educated: a memoir by Tara Westover.  Request a copy of the book and join the discussion!

Stories! Rhymes! Songs! Each week children will explore a new letter of the alphabet through stories and activities. Drop-in; no registration required. Story Time is for children 2-5 years.

Learn how to shape your own pasta with Elizabeth Green, owner of the Bangor Railroad Café.  After the class, we'll enjoy the fruits of our labor with a meal. Space is limited so pre-registration is required.

Adults and Older Teens:  Make a Mother’s Day jewelry gift at Bangor Branch Library’s Jewelry Class! Pre-registration required since the class size is limited. Call (269) 427-8810 for more information.  Free program. Bead donations welcomed!

Stories! Rhymes! Songs! Each week children will explore a new letter of the alphabet through stories and activities. Drop-in; no registration required. Story Time is for children 2-5 years.

Junior Scientist will explore art and science with monthly activity. For children ages 6 and above!  For children 6 – 12 years old.  This is a free event.   Magnetic science is the theme for May.

Star War fun!  Stop in to make a Star War character finger puppets and jabba slime.  Try your hand at play a Star War’s themed nerf game. Light refreshments will be served. Be the first to pick up the 2019 Summer Reading Program brochure!  Get a free comic books complements of FanFare Comic, Kalamazoo! (one per person).

Little Science explores science and math concepts, as well as, fine and gross motor skills. Registration is not required. For children 2 – 5 years old. This is a free event. May’s programs will explore ocean science.

Stories! Rhymes! Songs! Each week children will explore a new letter of the alphabet through stories and activities. Drop-in; no registration required. Story Time is for children 2-5 years.

Make a colorful tissue-dyed silk scarf. The free class is for Adults, 18 and up.  Pre-registration required since the class size is limited. Call (269) 427-8810 for more information.  Free program.

Stories! Rhymes! Songs! Each week children will explore a new letter of the alphabet through stories and activities. Drop-in; no registration required. Story Time is for children 2-5 years.

Junior Scientist will explore art and science with monthly activity. For children ages 6 and above!  For children 6 – 12 years old.  This is a free event.   Magnetic science is the theme for May.

Little Science explores science and math concepts, as well as, fine and gross motor skills. Registration is not required. For children 2 – 5 years old. This is a free event. May’s programs will explore ocean science.

The book club will read and discuss The Line Becomes a River by Francisco Cantú.  Request a copy of the book and join the discussion!

Stories! Rhymes! Songs! Each week children will explore a new letter of the alphabet through stories and activities. Drop-in; no registration required. Story Time is for children 2-5 years.

PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) is a unique program of coordinated care that allows older adults to remain in their home. Our team of physicians, nurses, pharmacists, social workers, and therapists surround our participants with medical and private services to help them stay strong, independent, and in the community they love. Come join us on Wednesday, May 22 at 5:30 as Connie DiDonato, Marketing and Community Outreach Coordinator at PACE shares more about the PACE program, some wonderful…