Haunted Houses - explore Creative Mode while building a Minecraft haunted house full of tricks, traps, and spooky mobs! Then switch into Survivial Mode to tour your friends' haunted houses and see if you can make it out alive!
Join our weekly VEX Robotics club, every Wednesday @ 4:00pm!
Compete in monthly building challenges, or build & code a robot of your own design!
All building and experience levels welcome.
This program is intended for Grades 3+
Contact jbeavers@conwaypubliclibrary.org or call (603)447-5552 for more information
In October we will feature a new book gathering, who's focus will be books with settings in libraries. The group will kick start reading "Sorcery of Thorns.", a Fantasy Young Adult (YA) book by Margaret Rogerson. This book is available via our Interlibrary Loan (ILL), or you may purchase your own copy at
This is the start of a new Writer/Poetry Group, where fellow lovers of poetry are encouraged to come write and read
Celebrate the magic of nature and imagination with an afternoon of fairy-themed activities at the Conway Library (outdoors, weather permitting). Enjoy a fairy story, followed by fairy crown and fairy house crafts, dancing, and anything spritely and fun! All ages are welcome. FREE!
Mission to Mars Summer Camp
Interested in making Jewelry?
Bring your favorite rocks, mineral, or sea glass for a wire wrapping extravaganza with 4-H. Youth will learn how to create their own wire wrapped jewelry and will be able to bring home their creations. We ask that participating youth be accompanied by an adult. Spaces are limited, so sign up today at https://bit.ly/Jewelry_4-H
Dixie Lea of Sunshine Yoga will lead yoga sessions every Saturday through the summer (weather permitting) in the library park. BYO mat and a $5.00 suggested donation.
In March of 2022 the Conway Area Humane Society brought us Oreo the bunny, in hopes of bringing joy to the public while making it known that Oreo was available for adoption. Our library assistant director, Jeff Beavers was already a beloved human companion to a cat and bunny, and when he met Oreo he knew that he could potentially provide the perfect home for our furry, bouncy friend. The only question remained; would Oreo and his existing pet bunny (named Bunny) get along?
