Upcoming Children's Events
Photo Exhibit John K. Putnam – last day
February 28 10:00 amNew Kids Books & Movies
STORYTIMES
Baby Storytime
Wednesdays, 10:00-10:30
Join Amanda Crafts for songs, rhymes, and short stories. Baby Storytime is designed especially for babies under two years, but we are family friendly and we welcome siblings.
Family Storytime
Fridays, 10:00-10:30
Saturdays, every other week, 10:00-10:30 with Ms. Li ana
Join us for a fun-filled interactive storytime with books, puppets, movements, songs, and more!
Check out the Children’s Calendar for more Babies, Kids, & Teens events.
Ms. Chrissy – Youth & Community Services Associate Director
Ms. Amanda – Children’s Library Assistant
New Juvenile Books
Children’s Books & Services

The library is open for walk-in browsing and services including the Children’s Room and Young Adult Room.
We are happy to put book requests and inter-library loan books on our Curbside Cart. We love putting book bundles together for Curbside Pickup Service. Call 207-244-7065 or email children@swhplibrary.org to make a request.
Children’s Programs Online

Check out the Library’s YouTube Channel for Kids Playlists
Kids Programs ~ Kids Stories ~ Kids Poetry ~ Kids Songs
Special Chickadee Award Nominee Readings by local elementary & home school kids & teachers
Interactive Storytelling with Mélissa
Get ready to blast off! Explore outer space with performer Mélissa Smith in this fun, interactive storytelling event — filled with movement, stories, and surprises! Ideal for ages 4-10. Presented LIVE on the Southwest Harbor Public Library’s Facebook and YouTube pages, Saturday, March 20, 2021 at 11am.
Fractured Folktales with Brittany Parker – YouTube playlist
Prepare to see your favorite folktales like you’ve never seen them before! The “Fractured Folktales with the Tiniest Librarian”, is a musical puppet video series that reimagines classic tales from the minds of local students. Watch interviews with the participating students and video creator Brittany Parker. To view the three Fractured Folktales, go to YouTube playlist.
This project is generously sponsored by a grant from the Maine Public Library Fund. Donate to the fund using the Maine Income Tax Check-off on your Schedule CP for voluntary charitable contributions.