Morrisville Free Library

06/08/2026

✨ Writing the Liminal at Blank Space Community Center ✨
For the ones feeling stuck in the in-between. 🌙✍️
This 5-week writing workshop explores self, spirituality, transformation, and finding your place through powerful prompts and guided reflection in a supportive creative space.
🖤 Sundays | 5–8 PM
🗓 June 28 – July 26, 2026
📍 Blank Space Community Center
💫 $150 | Limited seating
⚠️ Register by June 7
🎟 https://tinyurl.com/mw8yjc8e

06/07/2026

The South African native Knysna lily (Cyrtanthus obliquus) is displayed on a balustrade in the Chanticleer House Garden.

Photo by Lisa Roper

06/07/2026

06/04/2026

Come in or print your own Reading Logs for Summer Reading at the Morrisville Free Library.

Fill out the whole list and get a small prize!

06/04/2026

06/04/2026

🌈We've got some book suggestions for when you finish reading The Wizard of Oz this summer! Get a great adaptation or retelling of the classic story to keep the magic alive!

👉To find these titles and more, search our online catalog: https://tinyurl.com/2p8az9nm

06/04/2026

WCHP is known for its pivotal role in American history, but it is also home to remarkable natural resources. Taylor Cromer is helping visitors discover that side of the park in her new role as Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources' Environmental Education Specialist 🌊

A 2024 graduate of Saint Joseph’s University with degrees in Environmental Science and Biology, Taylor joined Washington Crossing after working with the Department of Environmental Protection and earning certifications as a Certified Interpretive Guide and in Geographic Information Systems (GIS). Her passion for environmental education began at an early age through programs at nearby state parks. Today, she combines that lifelong love of the outdoors with her career, helping visitors connect with nature while exploring the park’s unique blend of environmental and historical resources 🧗‍♀️

As Washington Crossing welcomes increased visitation and programming in 2026, Taylor hopes to continue expanding environmental and recreation programming that highlights the park as both a historic destination and a vibrant natural space. Visitors can learn more through Taylor’s monthly newsletter, The General’s Telegram, and by checking the DCNR calendar for upcoming programs, volunteer opportunities, and special events 🗓️

Learn more: washingtoncrossingpark.org/staff-spotlight-taylor-cromer 🔗

06/04/2026