Carver Elementary School

Create a one-page comic and earn the chance to win fabulous prizes! Entry forms are available at: Carnegie-Stout Public Library, Dubuque County Libraries, James Kenney Public Library, or online. There are 4 different age brackets and winners will be announced Monday, January 31st.

What do a centipede, jellyfish, and crayfish all have in common? No backbone! Come learn all about invertebrates.

See Flyer.

Come see the I Spy winter aquarium in the Children's Department. Can you find all the items listed on our winter bookmark?

Stop in every month for a fun crafty activity for all ages! Grab and Go bags are ready for pick up on the first of every month at the Children's Help Desk. January Ages 2-6 Yarn-Wrapped Owls Ages 7-12 Cardboard Loom Weaving Ages 13-17 Hand-Sewn Pencil Case

Join us for a fun mix of playtime, science, and stories once a month. January is Create Your Own Animals! Registration is required and this will be virtual.

The work by students on the themes of Justice and Equality & Uncovering History who were chosen as honorees and honorable mentions in Dubuque Branch NAACP's Martin Luther King Jr. Tribute will be on display in the Children's section of Carnegie Stout Public Library from January 18 to February 5.

Registration required and you can pick up your kit.

The River Museum welcomes those on the autism spectrum, those with sensory processing disorders, and anyone who may benefit from a sensory-friendly environment for a Sensory Morning on February 6, 8 - 10 a.m. Regular admission rates will apply.

One river can house numerous water worlds. From wetlands to main channel, the river has many different types of homes, each perfect for different types of animals.

Who is the true "king of the beasts?" We look at the characteristics and adaptations of various mammals to see who will best survive in different climates and habitats.

Join us for a cozy evening of stories, songs, and fun! Recommended for ages 6 and younger with a favorite adult, though all families are welcome to attend. Registration is required to receive the Zoom link.

Registration for summer softball at DGIL begins January 1.

Celebrate National Library Lovers Month by helping us beautify the Children’s Department with a collaborative square art project! Decorate a square and add it to the display so we can see how colorful our community can be.

Fun, crafty activities for all ages! Grab & Go bags are ready for pick up on the first of every month at the Children's Help Desk. Available while supplies last. No registration required.

Be the sitter every parent wants to call! Learn all the responsibilities that go along with babysitting, including safety and first aid. Learn how to plan fun and age appropriate activities for kids, too! Bring a sack lunch and drink.

Come spend the day exploring the wonderful world of Dr. Seuss! Taste Green Eggs and Ham, make Oobleck, create a trap and so much more!

Registration for the 2022 spring/summer baseball season is now open through March 26. All kids in the tri-state area ages 4-14 are eligible to participate. Visit our website or contact us for more information.

Now’s your chance to participate in a unique scout overnight experience without the required minimum number of scouters to make it happen. Open to all scouts in grades 2-6! We’ve packed the evening with fun and engaging activities for your scouts!

Using the greenhouse as our backdrop, learn why we use them for gardening and the science behind how one works. We will help prepare to plant some seeds for the River Museum and get some seeds to take home.

Meet up with other Pokémon trainers - TCG, Nintendo, and Pokémon GO gamers are all welcome! Registration Required.

Read a new title each month and then meet up for book discussion and a unique activity related to the book. Please register and pick up books at the Children's Help Desk. January's title - This Was Our Pact

Meet other Pokémon trainers at Pokémon Club! Trading Card Game, Nintendo DS, and Pokémon Go. Registration is required and this will be virtual.

Recommended for ages 6 and younger with a favorite adult, though all families are welcome to attend. Join us for a cozy evening of stories, songs, and fun! Registration is required to receive the Zoom link.

The Dubuque Youth and Family Resilience Project (DYFRP) is an online survey study designed to understand how COVID-19 and other adversities impact families and youth in the Dubuque area. Parents can earn $30 upon survey completion.

Need help understanding your assignments? Get free online tutoring with your Carnegie Stout Public Library Card. Go to carnegiestout.org and select "Research".

Camp Wyoming is a Christian summer camp located in Wyoming, Iowa, just an hour outside of Dubuque. We provide summer camp programs for kids in grades K-12. Activities include archery, kayaking, swimming, caving, challenge course, arts & crafts, sling shots, and more!