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Take on our LEGO® building challenge! We provide the prompts, you provide the creativity. Creations can be displayed in the children’s room at the Riverton library!
Children will be given a specific theme or goal to create a project either separately or together. Building with LEGO® supports skill building and problem solving for children. All LEGO® bricks will be provided by the library. Please do not bring in LEGO® bricks from home.
This will be on April 29th from 3:30 to 4:30 pm!
Elementary/middle-schoolers ages 5-13.
Join us for fun stories, activities, and a craft! Ages 3-6. This Storytime will be on April 25th from 11 to 11:30 am!
Join us this spring as we celebrate The Bard with movies you might (or might not have!) known were Shakespeare adaptations.
This week’s selection is O (2002) – O is the school’s best basketball player and an NBA hopeful. He is adored by all, including his coach and a beautiful classmate. He has a troubled friend–the coach’s son–who is deeply resentful of his father’s preference to O on and off the court. The seeds of mistrust are sown and it sets into motion a disturbing chain of events. Rated R.
This movie is based on Othello. If you’d like to read the play before watching, stop by Riverton Library to check out a copy. If not, just drop in to enjoy the movie!
This movie showing will be on April 22nd from 6 to 8 pm!
The Riverton Free Library will be closed on April 18th and April 20th due to Good Friday and Easter Sunday respectively.
The Library will reopen on Monday April 21st for normal business hours.
Join the Burlington County Parks Department in celebrating our country’s 250th anniversary with this series of talks about Burlington County’s role in the American Revolution, covering the historical period from December 1776 to June 1778.
December 1776: In December of 1776, Patrick Henry wrote “these are the times that try men’s souls”. While Washington’s men read those words in Pennsylvania, British and Hessian troops were occupying Burlington County. The dreaded Hessians lead by Count Carl von Donop, and the 42nd Scottish Regiment of Foot, were some of the best soldiers in the world, and they roamed the villages and farms of Burlington County. Join historian Eric Orange as we examine the weeks and days leading up to the Battle of Trenton, and how what happened in Burlington County was so consequential to American independence.
This will be seminar will be on April 17th from 6:30 to 7:30 pm!
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