Jim Ditzler Memorial Library

06/23/2026

🪴🌱Don't forget to drop off your houseplants this week for the Plant Swap this coming Saturday, the 27th.🌿🏵

06/18/2026

The summer reading schedule has arrived. Flyers explaining individual events will be on our page.

We kick off summer reading next week with:
23rd: Chewonki at 2pm
27th: Plant Swap and Book Sale 10am-2pm

06/16/2026

Next Tuesday, the 23rd, we are kicking off summer reading! 🦔🦌🐁

Join us for our summer reading kick off!

Chewonki will be here presenting Beautiful Biomes. From their website:

Beautiful Biomes
From forests to deserts, and grasslands to the oceans, we will explore different biomes of our planet. Our focus is on three of the major biomes: rain forests, deserts and oceans.

A closer look at the flora and fauna will reveal the adaptations necessary to thrive within these unique areas. Our lesson uses slides, real specimens, and three live, non-releasable animals to discuss some of the specific species that call these special places home.

06/13/2026

Summer reading prizes have arrived! Don't forget to come see Chewonky on the 23rd and sign up!

06/10/2026

🌧There will be no Senior Social tomorrow, June 11th, due to weather. We will reschedule the photography walk for the fall.

06/02/2026

Just a reminder that tomorrow, June 3rd, is the last Chess Club before we take a break for the summer. See you at 4pm!♟️

05/30/2026

Readers and plant lovers, this one's for you! Browse the book sale on June 27th from 10am-2pm and bring home a new plant.

05/26/2026

June is next week which means summer reading is so close! Our kick off date is June 23rd with Chewonki at 2pm.

05/23/2026

Join us for our summer reading kick off!

Chewonki will be here presenting Beautiful Biomes. From their website:

Beautiful Biomes
From forests to deserts, and grasslands to the oceans, we will explore different biomes of our planet. Our focus is on three of the major biomes: rain forests, deserts and oceans.

A closer look at the flora and fauna will reveal the adaptations necessary to thrive within these unique areas. Our lesson uses slides, real specimens, and three live, non-releasable animals to discuss some of the specific species that call these special places home.

05/09/2026