Geneva Public Library in Geneva, New York, announced a full lineup of special programs for kids and families during winter break. From games like BINGO to creative programs like painting, plus practical sessions such as first aid, there’s something for every interest. The library says these programs are a great way to keep kids learning, creating, and having fun during the break—no matter the weather outside.

This week at GPL

• Monday 16 — Library Closed — Presidents' Day
• Tuesday 17 — Amazing Arachnid Story Time — 10 a.m.; LVOY Office Hours — 10 a.m.; First Aid for Kids and Tweens — 1 p.m.; Dragons and Dice — 3:30 p.m.
• Wednesday 18 — Messy Story Hour — 10 a.m.; Tai Chi — 2 p.m.; Open Stitch — 3 p.m.; Winter BINGO — 4 p.m.; LVOY Office Hours — 4 p.m.; BYO Book Club — off site — 6 p.m.

Geneva, NY

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