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We head straight to the library whenever we need agood bookto read.
Seeds
A public library in New York started the seed library trend in 2004.
Check your local library, as they may have all the materials your budding scientist desires.
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Tool Kits
Some libraries loan out tools like pliers and stud finders.
Nature Backpacks
Stop at the library before you head out on a nature walk with the kids.
It’s part of their Library of Things, which will keep you busy with activities throughout the year.
you might finally tackle that sewing or crafting project you’ve always wanted to try.
The St. Louis County Library provides drums, guitars, xylophones, and more.
Free Admission
Some libraries offer free admissionto museums, zoos, and more.
Local Artwork
Speaking of Nashville, the library there has an innovative Art Lending Library.
Help promote a local artist by hanging their art on your wall for visitors to admire.
These pans are great for one-time baking projects like that Cinderella cake for your daughter’s birthday party.
