Join us on the second floor as we build a robotic orrery that shows the orbital rotations of the Earth, Sun, and Moon. Work as a team to build this working model with interlocking gears. The finished product will show how a solar eclipse works!

For ages 10 and up.

Every Saturday, we clear out the conference room to make room for our giant collection of creation toys! Included are Zoob, K'Nex, Squigz, Castle Logix, Picasso Tile 3-d Magnetic Building TIles, Picasso Tile Bristle Shape 3-d Building Blocks, Code-a-pillar, Contraptions, Rubbablox, Startup Circuits, Better Builders, and Legos. Creation Station is open to all children, boys and girls, that want to turn their creativity into something they can design and then build. Parents are welcome to get involved to build something amazing with their child.

Creation Stations is a chance for children to learn fine motor skills and problem solving, express their creativity and use their imaginations, and learn to share or even collaborate with others.

Be sure to join us every Saturday from 1-4pm in the second floor Conference Room.

For more information, contact the Youth Services department at 270-442-2510 x122.

On August 21, 2017, Paducah will be in the path of totality for a total solar eclipse, the first of its kind in over 40 years.

Join us in the library garden for a viewing party for the Great American Solar Eclipse.

We'll have free solar viewing glasses available, as well as moon pies and sun tea!

Is your new tablet causing you grief? Need help setting up an email address or getting started applying for a job online? If you've got technology questions, we're here to help! Each night, a member of our friendly tech staff is available for 1-on-1 technology help sessions. Sessions can last up to an hour, and are available by appointment.

To register for a time, call 270-442-2510 x124, or visit the first floor information desk.

Wonder Time is an engaging program that encourages curiosity and promotes self-expression. Each week, children will have an opportunity to "wonder" about something. Wonder Time is geared toward (but not limited to) ages 6-14.