Embark on wild adventures, get lost in imagination, and open new worlds of learning and discovery when you accept the Second Lady’s 2025 Summer Reading Challenge! The challenge is open to children in grades K – 8, from now until September 5th. To participate, download the Summer Reading Challenge Tracker and read 12 books of your choice. […]
Hands only CPR offered by the Red Cross on Thursday, June 18 at 4:00. Hands Only CPR Flyer (1)
Monday, July 6- FUNTHATPOPS will be here to kick off our Summer Reading Program with an Interactive Magic Dinosaur Show. Bonus: Balloon Creation Station, if time allows. Starts at 6:00!!
Thursday, July 23- Don Kruszk will be back with his “Omnipuppets” for a new show- “Bonnie’s Brachiosaurus” at 6:00. Come join the fun!!
Monday, July 27- Traveling Fossil Kits Great for exploring paleontology, dinosaurs, building vocabulary and just plain fun with fossils.
Thursday, August 6- Come step back in time and see what a child’s life was like. Over 160 years ago there were no busses or cars, no cafeteria, paper was scarce and you had one teacher for all grades 1-6. Children used the outhouse when they had to go! But, there was always time for […]
Monday, August 10- Pfeiffer Nature Center will be here unearthing the story of owls and owl pellets. The children will learn a great deal of information about owls and have a chance to dissect owl pellets. Nature lovers, be here at 6:00!
FREE WORKSHOP: Organize Your Important Information Before You Need It The Portville Free Library will host a free workshop on Monday, September 28 at 5:30 p.m. at the library, located at 2 North Main Street, Portville, NY. This informative workshop will focus on three important topics: Can You Prove What You Own? – Learn how […]
Local author, Gia George MacCartney, will be at the library on November 14 to read her self-published book The Day the Balls Went on Strike. Gia is a 2013 PCS graduate and is presently teaching Physical Education in Wellsville. Trying to read to her students monthly, she discovered that there weren’t many books available for […]
