Calendar of Events
Seedling Storytime
Youth Department. Join us for Toddler Storytime as we read, sing, dance, rhyme, and get silly. Storytime is a great way to introduce your toddler to the joy of reading and to the preliteracy skills that will help them become future readers. For toddlers, ages 2-3. KidsSponsored by the Friends of the Cedar Falls Public […]
Zine Workshop (Family Session)
Youth Department. Join us as we explore the creative world of zine-making! We’ll get inspired and work individually or collaboratively to make our very own zines. You’ll have the opportunity to have copies of your creations in the library. No registration is required, just drop in and check t out. Geared towards tweens, but fun for the […]
Teen Zine Workshop
Teen Room.Join us as we explore the creative world of zine-making! We’ll get inspired and work individually or collaboratively to make our very own zines. You’ll have the opportunity to have copies of your creations in the library. No registration is required, just drop in and check it out. Open to all teens 12-18 years old and […]
Who Ya Laughing At?: Minoritized Women in Cartoons by Reginald Green
Meeting RoomWho Ya Laughing At?: Minoritized Women in CartoonsCartoons and animations can be highly creative and entertaining art forms. They contain both obvious and subtle messages. Often cartoons are humorous. That's why the cartoon section of the newspaper is called the "Funny Pages." But who are we laughing with, what are we laughing at and at the same […]
Open Co-Lab for adults to work on personal projects.
Bring in any sewing/craft project you are working on and we will provide coffee/lemonade and cookies as you work. Of course, you can use any of the resources we have in the co-lab. This program is for adults.Funded by the Cedar Falls Community Foundation: Robert and Shirley Berg Fund for use by the Library.
Create Your Own M.E.S.S. with Will Stuck
A unique and one-of-a-kind performance! This show will have everyone sharing their voices and working together to help Will create his usual high-energy and hilarious M.E.S.S. (Music, Education, Stories and Science) experience.Funded by the Cedar Falls Community Foundation: Robert and Shirley Berg Fund for use by the Library.
Create Your Own M.E.S.S. with Will Stuck
A unique and one-of-a-kind performance! This show will have everyone sharing their voices and working together to help Will create his usual high-energy and hilarious M.E.S.S. (Music, Education, Stories and Science) experience. Funded by the Cedar Falls Community Foundation: Robert and Shirley Berg Fund for use by the Library.
Community Blood Drive
Cedar Falls Community Center, 528 Main St, Cedar Falls, IA 50613, USAThe Cedar Falls Public Library and the American Red Cross are hosting a blood drive at the Community Center. The need for blood is constant. Please schedule an appointment online at redcrossblood.org or call 1-800-RED-CROSS.
Music & Movement Storytime at Pfeiffer Park
Pfeiffer Springs Park, 910-916 Grand Blvd, Cedar Falls, IA 50613, USAPfeiffer Park.Geared toward toddlers and preschoolers. Get ready to dance and be silly! We'll read books that encourage movement, sing songs, and shake our sillies out!Sponsored by the Friends of the Cedar Falls Public Library.
Teen Solar Oven S'mores
Outside - Meet in Teen Room.Join us in harnessing the power of the sun to make some ooey, gooey s'mores! After creating your solar oven, take it home to impress your family! Dress for the weather. Rain date is Thursday, July 27 at the same time.Open to all teens 12-18 years old and in 7-12 […]
Sapling Storytime
Youth Department. Join us for Preschool Storytime as we read, sing, dance, and play. Parents are encouraged to embrace their inner child and dance and sing along with their child/ren. For preschoolers, ages 3-5.Kids Sponsored by the Friends of the Cedar Falls Public Library.
Anime Club
Teen Room. Open to all teens ages 12-18 who are in grades 7-12! New to anime? Are you a seasoned pro? Join us in watching some anime while indulging in Japanese snacks! No registration required.
