Welcome

Welcome to the Falls City Library & Arts Center

 

CHILDREN'S INTERNET PROTECTION ACT (CIPA)

In response to the CIPA, approved by the United States Supreme Court July 2003, filters are on all public internet stations. Adults aged 17 and above may request that the filters be removed and as staffing permits, the request will be granted. The adult patron will inform the staff at the end of their computer usage. Filters cannot protect children from all adult content online and may in fact block useful, educational material.

The library staff monitors the computer lab, but realize parents or caregivers make the best supervisor.
 

"JUMP INTO SUMMER" @ YOUR LIBRARY

 

Cargill Grant Program for
Grades K-5
Thursday, May 16 ~ 1:30-3:30 PM

Learn about your library, summer safety, stories,
write a Dewey tale,
crafts ~ outdoor games ~ refreshments

ALLAN TUBACH: Paintings from the Richardson County Library and Community Foundation Collection

Autumn Sonata

Gallery Talk by Allan Tubach
Friday, May 3rd
6:30 PM
Doors open @ 5:30 PM
Reception to follow in the lobby of the
Falls City library and Arts Center

Exhibit showing: May 3 - June 22, 2013

         
Supported by Richardson County Arts & Humanities
arts_humanities@sentco.net

WORLD VITAL RECORDS

http://www.worldvitalrecords.com/libraryaccess.aspx

Access WorldVitalRecords.com in the library, or at home. Search over 5 billion Genealogy and Family History records and 28 million family trees including US censuses and images, military records, and 1 billion newspaper articles.  Unique and exclusive local and world collections.

INFORMAL MORNING PLAY GROUP

                                   

Parents, Babies, Toddlers, and Little People!
Great New Toys ~ And of course, Books!
The Falls City Library and Arts Center staff supports the First Five Nebraska.
http://www.firstfivenebraska.org
  --the coffee is on! - 10:30 Mondays - Thursdays

BOOK SALE

  

  • Large Selection of Paperback Books: $.50 a piece
  • Selection of "Bag for a $1"
  • Adding items daily

 

WATT DETECTOR KIT

Understanding your energy usage can lower your energy consumption.

The Watt Detector is a device used to measure the amount of electricity various household appliances use. It calculates how much money or energy is being spent on an hourly, daily, monthly or yearly basis.

Studies show that people using electricity monitors lower their energy consumption by watching their energy use and making effective changes.

Check out a Watt Detector Kit today from your library.

Sponsored by OPPD

INFORMAL CHESS

Regulation Chess sets..Informal chess in the evenings @ 6:30 PM
Meet with a friend or make some new ones!

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