Have everything “fall” into place at the Stettler Public Library

Stettler Library staff waiting to assist you

I hope that everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving surrounded by loving people and good food. Now it is back to everyday life and the Stettler Public Library strives to be part of that. Check out what is happening this week!

Saturday Oct 14 is chalk-full of fun stuff to do at the Library. First off, start your day with the monthly Pokemon Swap Meet at 10:30 a.m. Meet your friends to play, swap and battle your Pokemon. Jasper also has great snacks! Follow that with the Beginner Super Smash Bros. Tournament beginning at 12 p.m. Grab your friends and join the tournament for an afternoon of Mario fun!

Lastly, why not “carve” a pumpkin in a much-less messy way? Join Crystal at 1:30 for Crystal’s Crochet Club where you can learn to crochet cute little Jack-O-Lanterns! Everyone is welcome. All skill levels accepted!

Are you looking for ideas for meals to feed your family? Or are you cooking for yourself and tired of the same old things? Join the Cookbook Club at the Library on Monday, Oct 16 at 6:30 p.m. This month we are exploring everything Breakfast. Bring your favourite breakfast recipe and share the finished product with others in the group: this is the best potluck in the world! Everyone is welcome!

Get your name down for the next installment of the Art Club. Learn layering and colour techniques with acrylics and canvas. Everyone ages 7 and up are invited to start their love of art but we need you to pre-register so call the library at 403-742-2292 to book your spot. Space is limited.

Keep the night of Friday Oct. 27 open for all the little ghosts, goblins, princesses and superheroes. The 5th Annual Monster Bash is back to give the kids a safe and fun night celebrating Halloween. Join us for games, food, crafts and prizes. There is a cost for this event: $10 per child or $25 per family, all adults get to attend for free. Watch for more details in the weeks and days to come.

Are you having difficulties trying to find something good to read or watch? Why not test the brains of the staff of the Stettler Public Library? We are willing and able to share our expertise to find you something that you and your family will enjoy. Just ask at the front desk.

As always, for the most updated information please check spl.prl.ab.ca or our Facebook page for news of any other neat events and activities!

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