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  • Cooking Bingo

    Cooking Bingo
    Bigfork Library 186 Bridge Street, Bigfork, MT, United States +2 more

    Bingo continues this winter with a cooking theme! Pick up a Cooking Bingo board at any library location this winter and challenge yourself try different recipes, techniques, and foods. Get […]

  • Mix Your Own Steak Rub Zone

    Mix Your Own Steak Rub Zone
    Columbia Falls Library 130 6th Street West #C, Columbia Falls, MT, United States

    Come fill a jar with a vibrant blend of spices and craft your very own steak rub! Create a savory mix that turns any cut of meat into a delicious […]

  • Sensory Play Saturday-Bigfork

    Sensory Play Saturday – Bigfork
    Bigfork Library 186 Bridge Street, Bigfork, MT, United States

    Sink your hands into a spectacular tub of fun! Mix, measure, pour, or possibly search for tiny treasures. Children of all ages are welcome to join us at each library one Saturday a month!

  • Toddler Storytime-Kalispell

    Toddler Storytime Kalispell
    Kalispell Library 247 1st Ave East, Kalispell, MT, United States

    Sing, dance, read and explore while also building social and emotional skills. This fun and interactive program is for toddlers who love to move! Caregiver participation encouraged. Especially for ages 2-4.

  • One Book Montana Reception

    FVCC Library 725 Grandview Drive, Kalispell, MT

    Everyone participating in the One Book Montana Statewide Read is invited to join us for a special gathering with author Chris La Tray. Engage in thoughtful conversation about the book, Becoming Little Shell: A Landless Indian’s Journey Home, deepen your understanding of Montana’s Indigenous cultures, and enjoy samples of traditional Native foods.

  • Preschool Storytime-Kalispell

    Preschool Storytime – Kalispell
    Kalispell Library 247 1st Ave East, Kalispell, MT, United States

    Enjoy longer stories and musical activities that promote listening skills and following directions. Following storytime, children can explore activities that highlight math, art, dramatic play, and science. Especially for ages 4 and 5.