Preschool Storytime: African - American Folktales

Preschool children ages 3-5 are invited to join us as we share a multitude of African-American folktales & songs.

Storytime! Leap Frog!

Babies and toddlers will sing, read, and learn about frogs in celebration of Leap Year!

Music & Movement Story Time

Story time for toddlers with a focus on movement, music, rhythm and rhyme.

Drop in Program: It's Winter!

We will be reading "Snowy Nap", "Please Baby Please" and "Snowy Day" We will also be making paper snowflakes and have activity sheets

Kid Cafe

Kid Cafe is our after school feeding program where children and teens are welcome to come in and have an after school snack thanks to the Food Bank of Northwest Louisiana. It is open to ages 17 and younger.

Preschool Story-time: All About Bears

Come and join us as we learn fascinating bear stories during preschool story-time. There will be reading, singing, dancing. Ages 2-4

Mother Goose Storytime/Playtime

Parents and caregivers, bring your children ages 0-3 years for adventures in learning! We offer Mother Goose Rhymes, stories, process art with lots of movement and activity.

Louis Armstrong Program and Craft

Children and Teens are invited to come in and learn about Louis Armstrong and create a jazzy craft.

Preschool Story Time: African American Read-In w/ Gymboree

This will be an active story time program hosted by Gymboree. Activities include stories, music, bubbles, action rhymes and parachute. Today we will be celebrating the African American Read-In and diversity in literature with book selections by African American authors.

Miss Ladybug's Story Time

Children of all ages are invited to join us for stories, songs, rhymes, and crafts. In honor of Black history month we will be highlighting some of our favorite African-American authors and characters! No sign up required and day-cares are welcomed! See you at the library!

PreK Storytime

Bring your child (ages 2-5) out to enjoy a fun, interactive read aloud!

Baby Bounce: A Lapsit Story Time

This is story time especially for babies and their caregivers featuring songs, rhymes, bounces and stories. Recommended for newborns to approximately 18 months old. Older siblings are welcome to join and are encouraged to bring their own “baby” stuffed animal.

Drop in Program: It's Winter!

We will be reading "Snowy Nap", "Please Baby Please" and "Snowy Day" We will also be making paper snowflakes and have activity sheets

African American Read In

Come read with us about African American History.

Kid Cafe

Kid Cafe is our after school feeding program where children and teens are welcome to come in and have an after school snack thanks to the Food Bank of Northwest Louisiana. It is open to ages 17 and younger.

African American Read In

Come read with us about African American History.

Just 4Teens: A Celebration of Black History

Join us for our Black History activities for teens ages 11-17.

Kid Cafe

Kid Cafe is our after school feeding program where children and teens are welcome to come in and have an after school snack thanks to the Food Bank of Northwest Louisiana. It is open to ages 17 and younger.

Teen Time @ Wallette: Game Day

Come out and play different games.

Game Day

Game Day is open to all ages! We play video, card, and board games as well as several other fun things.

Louis Armstrong Program and Craft

Children and Teens are invited to come in and learn about Louis Armstrong and create a jazzy craft.

Just 4Teens: Play It Loud! Game Day

Kid Cafe

Kid Cafe is our after school feeding program where children and teens are welcome to come in and have an after school snack thanks to the Food Bank of Northwest Louisiana. It is open to ages 17 and younger.

Gamer Wednesday

Children & Teens are invited to play multi-player board and card games. Play games we have in the library, or feel free to bring your own.

Teen STEAM: D.I.Y. Motion Bottle

Teens will explore Liquid Density by creating motion bottles. Come join us for a fun STEAM experience! Ages 11-17

Just 4Teens: Black History Movie, Green Book (PG-13)

African American Read In

Come read with us about African American History.

Kid Cafe

Kid Cafe is our after school feeding program where children and teens are welcome to come in and have an after school snack thanks to the Food Bank of Northwest Louisiana. It is open to ages 17 and younger.

TACT (Teen Arts & Crafts): African American Read-In

Teens 11 - 17 are invited to join us in celebration of African American literature for TACT PRESENTS: African American Read-In Open Mic. Bring your favorite piece of African American writing and present it on stage, with a prize for the best performer.

Zumba

Come out and enjoy Zumba.

Sewing & Makers Techniques Class

Basic sewing techniques and tips. This class is free and supplies are on site. We are making cozy hand warmers for the winter.

Basic Computer Skills

Are you interested in learning basic computer skills? If so join us for a one-on-one computer class. For more information call 868-3890.

Computer Class

Learn to navigate the computer. Bring your simple or more complex questions

Twisted Stitchers

Bring your works in progress and questions to Twisted Stitchers! All levels and all needle and yarn crafts welcome. Please contact Information Services for more information.

Black History Month Lecture Series, Speaker: Sonya Landry

The Shreve Memorial Library, Broadmoor Branch in coordination with The Shreveport Sun Newspaper present: The Black History Month 2020 Lecture Series.

100 Years of History under The Sun, presented by Sonya Landry

- Sonya Landry, owner of The Shreveport Sun will discuss the 100 history of the iconic Shreveport newspaper, spanning the years 1920-2020.

Tai Chi Class

Learn how Tai Chi can improve your core strength and balance. Be a healthier version of you.

Basic Computer Skills

Are you interested in learning basic computer skills? If so join us for a one-on-one computer class. For more information call 868-3890.

Adult Art Club: Erin Hanson

Learn about American landscape artist Erin Hanson and create your own art in her open impressionist style. This program is for adults.

African American Read In

Come read with us about African American History.

Classic Movie Matinee

Movie: Harriet. Come enjoy a great movie. Great and classics movies you will want to see again.

Adventures in Crochet!

Join us for conversation and crochet! Bring your own project or start one here! Basic supplies provided.

Basic Computer Skills

Are you interested in learning basic computer skills? If so join us for a one-on-one computer class. For more information call 868-3890.

Fan Favorite Films featuring How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days and Failure to Launch

How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (PG-13) Benjamin Barry is an advertising executive and ladies' man who, to win a big campaign, bets that he can make a woman fall in love with him in 10 days. Andie Anderson covers the "How To" beat for "Composure" magazine and is assigned to write an article on "How to Lose a Guy in 10 days." They meet in a bar shortly after the bet is made.

Failure to Launch (PG-13) A thirty-something is still living with his parents until they hire an interventionist to help him graduate out of the house. That's when the fun begins.

Learn To Speak Spanish

Are you interested in learning to speak Spanish? If so join us on Wednesdays at 5:30 p.m. Through this class you will learn about the Spanish culture as well as the language. Classes are for teens and adults. For more information call 868-3890.

African American Read-In: Trivia Night!

Put on your thinking caps and join us for a night of trivia! Each month will feature a different topic/theme. This month's trivia will celebrate famous African American authors. Be sure to bring your smart phone or tablet to compete.