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Franklin Public Library

ON-SITE PROGRAMS TAKE PLACE INSIDE THE LIBRARY OR IN THE LIBRARY READING GARDEN.

KIDS & TEENS PROGRAMS

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SPRING STORY TIME
TUESDAYS IN APRIL
10AM

Join Miss Amanda in the Reading Garden for stories, crafts, and play.

(Storytime will be held indoors if weather is inclement).

Perfect for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers but all ages are welcome.

Tuesdays in April at 10 am: April 7, 14, 21, and 28.

Kids in painter outfit, next to book bricks in garden

PAINT A BOOK BRICK FOR YOUR GARDEN
SATURDAY, MAY 16
2PM

Join us in the Reading Garden behind the library to paint a brick to look like a book!

KIDS, TWEENS & TEENS WELCOME.

REGISTRATION REQUIRED - REGISTER HERE.

ADULTS PROGRAMS

Couple standing in front of Packard, text

ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE: A HISTORY OF PACKARD
6:30PM

Once the pinnacle of luxury automobiles, Packards are now usually only seen at car shows. Trace the history of one of the world's great car companies which ferried senators, presidents and kings.

If the weather allows, presenter Andrew Kercher might drive down to Franklin with his own Packard!

EVERYONE WELCOME.

Plants, succulents and seeds

PLANT & SEED SWAP
with Franklin Garden Club

2:30PM-5:30PM

Calling all plant enthusiasts!

Share your love of all things plants by joining us in the library Reading Garden! Bring seeds, starts, pups, perennials, and/or houseplants to swap, and meet people who share the same passion for plants.

Plants must be pest-free and healthy, and labeled with species and care instructions.
Email the library to obtain a printable plant care tag.

EVERYONE WELCOME.