CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS and INFORMATION

We have so much here to offer your child at the Wharton Public Library such as our two children’s computers with many educational and fun games, puzzles and games for your kids to play as well as coloring.  We have a wide selection of books from beginners to middle school age children including many popular authors for children to use for school, research and just to enjoy.

There are over 200 children’s movies available for them. We also have some storybooks on CD.  With such a colorful, inviting and fun atmosphere, no child would mind spending time here in the library. With our child size sofas and chairs, this place is just right for them.

*ALL PROGRAMS ARE FREE; REGISTRATION REQUIRED IF SPECIFIED

Art & Literature Group

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Come learn different forms of art!  each month we will focus on different methods of art to go with a book.



(Pre-K through 5th Grade)

Fun with Foods

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Want to play with your food and not get in trouble? Explore the science of making  and the joy of tasting.

January 22nd at 6:30pm

(Pre-K through 5th Grade)

Passport Pals

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Learn about other countries through books and fun activities!

February 4th at 6:30

(Pre-K through 5th Grade)

Friday Family Movie Nights

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Each month we will show a new movie.
Popcorn and beverage provided.

February 26th - 6:00pm.

S.T.E.M.

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Science, Technology, Engineering & Math --
Come learn through hands-on experiments!

Dates to be announced.

(2nd Grade - 8th Grade)

Preschool Storytime with Miss Kim

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Come join Miss Kim for stories, songs, and crafts.

Thursdays at 10:30 am

FROZEN Party

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Join us for a "Frozen" night of ice fishing, snow ball fights & "Frozen" fun. Don't forget to wear your costume!

Thursday, January 29th at 6:30pm

(Pre-K through 5th Grade)

Valentines Day Party

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Come celebrate with love in your heart!  We will play games, make cards, freeze dance & heart shaped grilled cheese for snack.

Thursday, February 12th at 6:30pm

(Pre-K through 5th Grade)
Officer Richard Ornelas of the Wharton Police Department visited on May 14th to read a story and show children the police car.