May events at the Floral Park Library

Having celebrated our 100th Birthday on April 7, we’ve already started on our next 100 years. Thank you to all who celebrated with us at our event in late April, to those who offered birthday wishes, and to our many patrons whose support helped make it happen.

Our teens can choose from any or all of the May events: Exam Cram Study sessions; Teen/Tween P[art]y Art event; Spring Candy Art Competition; and the Teen Advisory Board (TAB) Think Tank Community Service Event.

For the younger set, A Time for Kids is at the Library for Tots Night Out/Family Pre-School Hour and Baby Start, Tiny Tots Storytime, and Play Hooray Kids are all on the calendar. Kids in grades 3 through 5 can create a Mother’s Day Craft, while pre-K through grade 2 can participate in a Butterfly Story Time to honor the 54th anniversary of the publication of the iconic “The Very Hungry Caterpillar.” There’s also special visit from The Video Game Princess for children ages 3 through 7.

Chefs of d’Future hosts the Library’s Cinco de Mayo multisession Family event. Another event for the whole family is the outdoor Moon Party with Sidewalk Astronomer Tom Lynch.

May’s Floral Park Library Urban Explorers adventure is a trip to The Morgan Library. Weekly hybrid Chair Yoga with Micheline remains a favorite, as does this month’s Spring Jewelry Making with Cathy Buckley and the Spring Walking Tour of award-winning Centennial Gardens with Anthony Marinello of Dropseed Native Landscapes.