Craft Fair & Book Sale - PLUS Free Comic Book Day!

On Saturday, May 4, the library will be holding a Spring Craft Fair. We have over 50 vendors attending, so come down and check it out. At the same time, we will also be having a book sale. You can get presents and books all at the same place. It's a win win situation!

PLUS: It's Free Comic Book Day. This year, we are one of the distributors for the big day. We have a limited amount of comics to give out, so come early and don't forget to bring your library card.

Want to check out other places that are participating in this big day? Go to the Free Comic Book Day website for more information.

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