Storytimes near Bayard Taylor Memorial Library

Oak Classroom (2nd Floor), Kennett Library

The Intergenerational Kennett Community Coffee Klatch is a social group with a social conscious. Started in 2014, The Klatch includes residents of many of the communities surrounding Kennett Square. We discuss community issues and happenings. And we do it all while sharing a cup of coffee with each other. Join us! Please contact Kathy at mkrontroy@gmail.com for more information. This program supports Arts & Culture Literacy as defined by Kennett Library and inspired by PA Forward.

Children's Makerspace - Workstation 1, Kennett Library

Our team is pleased to offer Open Hours this summer in the Children’s Makerspace. Each week, the Children’s Makerspace will host a different theme for patrons to explore – no registration required, just stop by! Tuesday through Friday 10am to 5pm Saturday ALL DAY July 7-11 - Wind Wands Learn about wind energy with this simple Wind Generator project! Turn on an LED with the power of Wind! All it takes is a strong blow and the fan turns, powering the LED. July 14-18 - Indi Robot Exploration Code our Indi Robot cars with colored tiles. Solve puzzles and mazes and create your own tracks for Indi to drive! July 21-25 - Mechanical Automata- Inspired by Inventors in Motion Continue the celebration of invention with a closer look at how things work! Before heading up to the Children’s Makerspace, stop by the Art Gallery to explore Hagley Museum patents and discover how inventors designed machines to solve everyday problems. Inspired by these real-world innovations, kids will dive into cardboard construction, mechanics, and simple automation. Using cardboard, hot glue, and wooden dowels, they’ll design and build a moving machine of their own. Along the way, they’ll experiment with motion, test their ideas, and problem-solve like true engineers. From spinning parts to moving pieces, this week is all about bringing inventions to life! July 28 - August 1 - Parachute Challenge Design and build a parachute to help a LEGO friend land safely from a tall height. Kids will apply their knowledge of gravity and material science while learning about drag and air resistance in this week’s STEM challenge. Please note: Children under eleven must be under the direct supervision of a responsible caregiver (at least 16 years of age) at all times while on Library premises, pursuant to the Library’s Policy on Unattended Children. Please visit our list of policies here. Please visit this page to learn more about the Kennett Library Makerspaces! This program supports Information Literacy as defined by the PA Forward Star Program.

Multipurpose Room - Full Room, Kennett Library

Join us for tabletop games with Mr. John! The multipurpose room will be transformed into our game room, ready for casual play with friends! We'll have ping-pong, table hockey, and more! Perfect for kids ages 9-13. This program supports Basic Literacy as defined by the PA Forward Star Program. Please note: Children under eleven must be under the direct supervision of a responsible caregiver (at least 16 years of age) at all times while on Library premises, pursuant to the Library’s Policy on Unattended Children. Please visit our list of policies here.

Lobby, Kennett Library

PA CareerLink Chester County Information Table will meet on the second Thursday of the month from 2 pm - 4 pm. During our information table sessions, we cover a comprehensive range of topics related to the services offered by CareerLink, including: CareerLink Account Usage Calendar of Events Orientation & Workshops Job Opportunity Searches Hiring Events Computer Resource Center (CRC) Training Grants Financial Stability Center Services Skill Up PA - Access to FREE Online Skills Training Career Corps & Youth Employment Program including: Academic Remediation Tutoring GED Post-Secondary Education Guidance Training & Certifications Career Exploration & Readiness Career Workshops & One-on-One Preparation Job Shadowing Paid Work Experiences & Internships Staff-Assisted Job Search Supportive Services and Incentives, such as: Transportation Childcare Work Clothing & Tools Community and Medical Referrals Behavioral Health Services Gift Cards for Milestone and Programmatic Completions This program supports Information & Financial Literacy as defined by the PA Foward Star Program.

Auditorium, Gallery, Kennett Library

Opening Reception: July 9 | 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM Keynote Presentation: 5:30 PM Step into the “Golden Age of Invention” at this special art opening and exhibition reception celebrating the creativity, craftsmanship, and ingenuity that shaped America. In partnership with Hagley Museum and Library, we are proud to present Patent Models: A Celebration of American Invention — a curated collection of rare 19th-century patent models on display from July through October. From 1790 to 1880, inventors seeking patent protection were required to submit miniature working models of their inventions to the U.S. Patent Office. Today, these remarkable objects stand as both functional designs and artistic artifacts, capturing the spirit of innovation that transformed everyday life in America. The exhibition features fifteen original patent models representing industries ranging from communications and transportation to home furnishings and personal care. Several models connect directly to the history of Chester County industries, including grist milling and rubber production. Visitors will also have the opportunity to view a reproduction of a patent document signed by George Washington in recognition of the upcoming 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Opening Night Highlights 5:30 PM | Artifacts of Invention Join Chris Cascio, Hagley’s Alan W. Rothschild Assistant Curator, for a fascinating look at the stories behind the models and the inventors whose ideas helped shape the modern world. Gallery Reception Enjoy lite bites and adult beverages while exploring the exhibition and connecting with fellow history lovers, makers, artists, and community members in Kennett Library’s gallery space. Whether you’re drawn to history, design, engineering, or art, this exhibition offers a rare opportunity to experience invention as both innovation and artistry. Patent Models: A Celebration of American Invention is open on the first floor of the Kennett Library from July through October 2026. This program supports Arts & Culture Literacy as defined by Kennett Library and inspired by PA Forward.

Multipurpose Room - Full Room, Kennett Library

Join us for tabletop games with Ms. Mavis! The multipurpose room will be transformed into our game room, ready for casual play with friends! We'll have ping-pong, table hockey, and more! Perfect for kids ages 9-13. This program supports Basic Literacy as defined by the PA Forward Star Program. Please note: Children under eleven must be under the direct supervision of a responsible caregiver (at least 16 years of age) at all times while on Library premises, pursuant to the Library’s Policy on Unattended Children. Please visit our list of policies here.

Kennett Library

The July and August piano sessions have been cancelled. Are you an adult piano student or hobbyist? Would you like an opportunity to share your music and interest in playing the piano with other students? Then this group is for you! Even if you've always feared playing in front of someone, we're confident that you'll find a friendly and supportive experience in this group. All skill levels are welcome. You can play whatever you desire...classical, pop, jazz standard, show tune, a short piece from your adult method book, or your own composition. You decide. Bring your own music or play from memory. We’ll provide the piano, the space, and a welcoming atmosphere. Join us in the auditorium and let’s create some music on the Kennett Library’s grand piano! Registration is required and space is limited to ensure that all ADULT participants can be fully engaged and take part in the program. This program supports Arts & Culture Literacy as defined by Kennett Library and inspired by PA Forward.

AV Room - Video Workstation, Kennett Library

Got old home movies gathering dust? This session is designed for NEW patrons who have NOT received any prior training and includes a 15-minute orientation with staff before using the equipment. Bring your cherished VHS and VHS-C tapes to the Kennett Library AV Studio and bring your memories back to life with our Rewind & Digitize resource. After the brief orientation, patrons will complete their project independently as a self-led session using our in-house equipment. Perfect for preserving family memories, school plays, milestone moments, and more. Registration is required. Just bring your tapes and a USB flash drive or external hard drive—we’ll help you get set up so you can take it from there! If you have already been trained and are comfortable using the equipment independently, please contact jgrieb@kennettlibrary.org for available open slots without staff support. Please visit this page to learn more about the Kennett Library Makerspaces! This program supports Information Literacy as defined by the PA Forward Star Program.

AV Room - Image Workstation, Kennett Library

Got boxes of old photos, slides, or negatives? Let’s bring them into the digital age. This session is designed for NEW patrons who have NOT received any prior training and includes a 15-minute orientation with staff before using the equipment. Our new Epson scanners make it simple to convert your treasured memories into high quality digital files. The FastFoto scanner handles hundreds of prints in minutes, while our professional Epson flatbed captures slides and film in stunning detail. Perfect for personal projects, family history, and creative storytelling. Registration is required. If you have already been trained and are comfortable using the equipment independently, please contact jgrieb@kennettlibrary.org for available open slots without staff support. Please visit this page to learn more about the Kennett Library Makerspaces! This program supports Information Literacy as defined by the PA Forward Star Program.

Children's Makerspace - Workstation 1, Kennett Library

Our team is pleased to offer Open Hours this summer in the Children’s Makerspace. Each week, the Children’s Makerspace will host a different theme for patrons to explore – no registration required, just stop by! Tuesday through Friday 10am to 5pm Saturday ALL DAY July 7-11 - Wind Wands Learn about wind energy with this simple Wind Generator project! Turn on an LED with the power of Wind! All it takes is a strong blow and the fan turns, powering the LED. July 14-18 - Indi Robot Exploration Code our Indi Robot cars with colored tiles. Solve puzzles and mazes and create your own tracks for Indi to drive! July 21-25 - Mechanical Automata- Inspired by Inventors in Motion Continue the celebration of invention with a closer look at how things work! Before heading up to the Children’s Makerspace, stop by the Art Gallery to explore Hagley Museum patents and discover how inventors designed machines to solve everyday problems. Inspired by these real-world innovations, kids will dive into cardboard construction, mechanics, and simple automation. Using cardboard, hot glue, and wooden dowels, they’ll design and build a moving machine of their own. Along the way, they’ll experiment with motion, test their ideas, and problem-solve like true engineers. From spinning parts to moving pieces, this week is all about bringing inventions to life! July 28 - August 1 - Parachute Challenge Design and build a parachute to help a LEGO friend land safely from a tall height. Kids will apply their knowledge of gravity and material science while learning about drag and air resistance in this week’s STEM challenge. Please note: Children under eleven must be under the direct supervision of a responsible caregiver (at least 16 years of age) at all times while on Library premises, pursuant to the Library’s Policy on Unattended Children. Please visit our list of policies here. Please visit this page to learn more about the Kennett Library Makerspaces! This program supports Information Literacy as defined by the PA Forward Star Program.

Children's Area, Oak Classroom (2nd Floor), Kennett Library

The Chester County Imagination Library Children's Book Club & Storytime returns! The Book Club & Storytime is perfect for ages 2 - 4 and is free to attend. Introduce your child to a lifelong love of reading! We meet the first three Fridays from 10 am - 10:30 am. Please note: Children under eleven must be under the direct supervision of a responsible caregiver (at least 16 years of age) at all times while on Library premises, pursuant to the Library’s Policy on Unattended Children. Please visit our list of policies here. This program supports Basic Literacy as defined by the PA Foward Star Program.

Multipurpose Room - Full Room, Kennett Library

Join us for tabletop games with Mr. John! The multipurpose room will be transformed into our game room, ready for casual play with friends! We'll have ping-pong, table hockey, and more! Perfect for kids ages 9-13. This program supports Basic Literacy as defined by the PA Forward Star Program. Please note: Children under eleven must be under the direct supervision of a responsible caregiver (at least 16 years of age) at all times while on Library premises, pursuant to the Library’s Policy on Unattended Children. Please visit our list of policies here.

AV Room - Image Workstation, Kennett Library

Got boxes of old photos, slides, or negatives? Let’s bring them into the digital age. This session is designed for NEW patrons who have NOT received any prior training and includes a 15-minute orientation with staff before using the equipment. Our new Epson scanners make it simple to convert your treasured memories into high quality digital files. The FastFoto scanner handles hundreds of prints in minutes, while our professional Epson flatbed captures slides and film in stunning detail. Perfect for personal projects, family history, and creative storytelling. Registration is required. If you have already been trained and are comfortable using the equipment independently, please contact jgrieb@kennettlibrary.org for available open slots without staff support. Please visit this page to learn more about the Kennett Library Makerspaces! This program supports Information Literacy as defined by the PA Forward Star Program.

Community Makerspace, Multipurpose Room - Spruce Room, Kennett Library

Re-Invent your clothes with visible mending!. Using two different mending styles, create mending artwork on your garments with either weaving or stitching designs. If you don't have something to mend - no problem - you can learn the technique on practice materials. You might think of different ways you'll want to apply them on your own objects. Please visit this page to learn more about the Kennett Library Makerspaces! This program supports Information Literacy as defined by the PA Forward Star Program.

Children's Area, Kennett Library

Level up your Fridays! 🎮 Join us for after-hours video gaming at the library during our 6-week Summer Session. Every Friday July 10th-August 14th We'll start at 6 pm - meet us at the back door to the library so we know to let you in! This program is perfect for grades 4th-8th. Parents and caregivers are welcome to stay (and required for those under 11, please see the policy below). Please note: Children under eleven must be under the direct supervision of a responsible caregiver (at least 16 years of age) at all times while on Library premises, pursuant to the Library’s Policy on Unattended Children. Please visit our list of policies here.

Children's Makerspace - Workstation 1, Kennett Library

Our team is pleased to offer Open Hours this summer in the Children’s Makerspace. Each week, the Children’s Makerspace will host a different theme for patrons to explore – no registration required, just stop by! Tuesday through Friday 10am to 5pm Saturday ALL DAY July 7-11 - Wind Wands Learn about wind energy with this simple Wind Generator project! Turn on an LED with the power of Wind! All it takes is a strong blow and the fan turns, powering the LED. July 14-18 - Indi Robot Exploration Code our Indi Robot cars with colored tiles. Solve puzzles and mazes and create your own tracks for Indi to drive! July 21-25 - Mechanical Automata- Inspired by Inventors in Motion Continue the celebration of invention with a closer look at how things work! Before heading up to the Children’s Makerspace, stop by the Art Gallery to explore Hagley Museum patents and discover how inventors designed machines to solve everyday problems. Inspired by these real-world innovations, kids will dive into cardboard construction, mechanics, and simple automation. Using cardboard, hot glue, and wooden dowels, they’ll design and build a moving machine of their own. Along the way, they’ll experiment with motion, test their ideas, and problem-solve like true engineers. From spinning parts to moving pieces, this week is all about bringing inventions to life! July 28 - August 1 - Parachute Challenge Design and build a parachute to help a LEGO friend land safely from a tall height. Kids will apply their knowledge of gravity and material science while learning about drag and air resistance in this week’s STEM challenge. Please note: Children under eleven must be under the direct supervision of a responsible caregiver (at least 16 years of age) at all times while on Library premises, pursuant to the Library’s Policy on Unattended Children. Please visit our list of policies here. Please visit this page to learn more about the Kennett Library Makerspaces! This program supports Information Literacy as defined by the PA Forward Star Program.

AV Room - Video Workstation, Kennett Library

Got old home movies gathering dust? This session is designed for NEW patrons who have NOT received any prior training and includes a 15-minute orientation with staff before using the equipment. Bring your cherished VHS and VHS-C tapes to the Kennett Library AV Studio and bring your memories back to life with our Rewind & Digitize resource. After the brief orientation, patrons will complete their project independently as a self-led session using our in-house equipment. Perfect for preserving family memories, school plays, milestone moments, and more. Registration is required. Just bring your tapes and a USB flash drive or external hard drive—we’ll help you get set up so you can take it from there! If you have already been trained and are comfortable using the equipment independently, please contact jgrieb@kennettlibrary.org for available open slots without staff support. Please visit this page to learn more about the Kennett Library Makerspaces! This program supports Information Literacy as defined by the PA Forward Star Program.

Children's Makerspace - Workstation 2, Kennett Library

Sign up to learn the basics of 3D printing in the Children's Makerspace. Staff will walk you and your child through selecting an item to print from our display or the internet, importing the design into the computer program, adjusting settings, and sending it to the printer. Please plan to spend 30 minutes working with your child and a staff member before starting your print. Prints can only take up to 2 hours. Once your print begins, you may leave and return to pick up the finished product at a later time or date. Please arrive on time. If you are more than 15 minutes late, you will forfeit your session to another patron waiting. Please note: Children under eleven must be under the direct supervision of a responsible caregiver (at least 16 years of age) at all times while on Library premises, pursuant to the Library’s Policy on Unattended Children. Please visit our list of policies here. Please visit this page to learn more about the Kennett Library Makerspaces! This program supports Information Literacy as defined by the PA Forward Star Program.

Gallery, Kennett Library

DONATION DROP-OFF DETAILS June 3 through August 29 Wednesdays from 4pm to 7pm Saturdays from 9:30am to 12:30pm * No collections July 1 nor July 4 * Used Book Donation Guidelines ✅ YES, PLEASE DONATE: Gently used hardback & paperback books Adult, young adult & children Fiction & nonfiction – English & foreign language versions Clean and in good condition (no torn covers, broken bindings, stains, or mildew) ❌ SORRY, WE CANNOT ACCEPT: VHS tapes, CDs, DVDs, cassette tapes Games, puzzles Magazines or newspapers Encyclopedias, textbooks Technical manuals or computer software Self-Published Books Medical books Travel guides over 5 years old Time/Life book sets Reader’s Digest condensed books Mark Your Calendars! The 2026 Gently Used Book Sale will be held Sept. 18, 19, and 20 More details coming soon!

AV Room - Image Workstation, Kennett Library

Got boxes of old photos, slides, or negatives? Let’s bring them into the digital age. This session is designed for NEW patrons who have NOT received any prior training and includes a 15-minute orientation with staff before using the equipment. Our new Epson scanners make it simple to convert your treasured memories into high quality digital files. The FastFoto scanner handles hundreds of prints in minutes, while our professional Epson flatbed captures slides and film in stunning detail. Perfect for personal projects, family history, and creative storytelling. Registration is required. If you have already been trained and are comfortable using the equipment independently, please contact jgrieb@kennettlibrary.org for available open slots without staff support. Please visit this page to learn more about the Kennett Library Makerspaces! This program supports Information Literacy as defined by the PA Forward Star Program.

Children's Makerspace - Workstation 3, Kennett Library

Sign up to learn the basics of 3D printing in the Children's Makerspace. Staff will walk you and your child through selecting an item to print from our display or the internet, importing the design into the computer program, adjusting settings, and sending it to the printer. Please plan to spend 30 minutes working with your child and a staff member before starting your print. Prints can only take up to 2 hours. Once your print begins, you may leave and return to pick up the finished product at a later time or date. Please arrive on time. If you are more than 15 minutes late, you will forfeit your session to another patron waiting. Please note: Children under eleven must be under the direct supervision of a responsible caregiver (at least 16 years of age) at all times while on Library premises, pursuant to the Library’s Policy on Unattended Children. Please visit our list of policies here. Please visit this page to learn more about the Kennett Library Makerspaces! This program supports Information Literacy as defined by the PA Forward Star Program.

Oak Classroom (2nd Floor), Kennett Library

This course will be designed for adults who want to confidently learn how to navigate the digital world while protecting their personal information, finances, and privacy. No prior technical knowledge of cybersecurity or any technical knowledge is required. This course is open to students, working professionals who want to become more secure in their work environment, parents who want to protect themselves and their children online, and anyone who genuinely wants to learn about safe online habits. About the presenter: Alajah Riv holds a bachelor’s degree in Cybersecurity Analytics and Operations from Penn State University and is currently pursuing a master’s in Cybersecurity at Brown University. Through her work in threat intelligence and security operations, she has experience analyzing cyberattacks, identifying system vulnerabilities, and understanding how evolving online threats impact everyday life, often without us realizing it. She looks forward to helping patrons build confidence in navigating the digital world safely and fostering a community where we can learn and grow together to stay secure online. Week 1: Introductions & How the Internet Works: This week covers the history and evolution of the internet, introducing participants to the key individuals who helped shape what we use every day. Participants will explore how the internet has changed over time, assess their current cybersecurity knowledge, and connect with others in the course. Week 2: Developing Safe Online Habits: Participants will assess their own online habits by developing miniature risk assessments. Individuals will also explore safe browsing habits when interacting on the web, including communicating with friends, using social media platforms, and engaging in e-commerce. Week 3: Recognizing Dangerous Behavior Online: Participants will learn about phishing, impersonation tactics used by hackers, and text scams. Individuals will learn how to detect red flags such as urgency, suspicious links, and fake email headers. Week 4: Social Engineering & Cyber Threats: Participants will learn through discussion and real-world cases about how hackers use human behavior and manipulation tactics to gain unauthorized access to systems. Individuals will gain practical skills to recognize and avoid these common tactics. Week 5: Securing Personal Devices: Participants will learn how to protect personal devices by performing software updates, managing app permissions, and adjusting privacy settings. This week will also cover safe practices for connecting to public networks. Week 6: Passwords & Multifactor Authentication: Participants will learn to create strong, unique passwords and store them securely with password managers. Individuals will also learn the importance of multifactor authentication and how to use it as an additional layer of security when protecting accounts. Week 7: Digital Footprint, Online Privacy Conclusion & Real-World Application: Participants will understand how online activity leaves a lasting digital footprint. Individuals will explore the risks associated with oversharing on platforms such as social media, blogs, and public forums. Participants will leave with the confidence and skills needed to navigate the online world safely, emphasizing long-term habits for continued digital security. This program supports Information Literacy as defined by the PA Forward Star Program.

Children's Makerspace - Workstation 3, Kennett Library

Sign up to learn the basics of 3D printing in the Children's Makerspace. Staff will walk you and your child through selecting an item to print from our display or the internet, importing the design into the computer program, adjusting settings, and sending it to the printer. Please plan to spend 30 minutes working with your child and a staff member before starting your print. Prints can only take up to 2 hours. Once your print begins, you may leave and return to pick up the finished product at a later time or date. Please arrive on time. If you are more than 15 minutes late, you will forfeit your session to another patron waiting. Please note: Children under eleven must be under the direct supervision of a responsible caregiver (at least 16 years of age) at all times while on Library premises, pursuant to the Library’s Policy on Unattended Children. Please visit our list of policies here. Please visit this page to learn more about the Kennett Library Makerspaces! This program supports Information Literacy as defined by the PA Forward Star Program.

Children's Makerspace - Workstation 2, Kennett Library

Sign up to learn the basics of 3D printing in the Children's Makerspace. Staff will walk you and your child through selecting an item to print from our display or the internet, importing the design into the computer program, adjusting settings, and sending it to the printer. Please plan to spend 30 minutes working with your child and a staff member before starting your print. Prints can only take up to 2 hours. Once your print begins, you may leave and return to pick up the finished product at a later time or date. Please arrive on time. If you are more than 15 minutes late, you will forfeit your session to another patron waiting. Please note: Children under eleven must be under the direct supervision of a responsible caregiver (at least 16 years of age) at all times while on Library premises, pursuant to the Library’s Policy on Unattended Children. Please visit our list of policies here. Please visit this page to learn more about the Kennett Library Makerspaces! This program supports Information Literacy as defined by the PA Forward Star Program.

AV Room - Video Workstation, Kennett Library

Got old home movies gathering dust? This session is designed for NEW patrons who have NOT received any prior training and includes a 15-minute orientation with staff before using the equipment. Bring your cherished VHS and VHS-C tapes to the Kennett Library AV Studio and bring your memories back to life with our Rewind & Digitize resource. After the brief orientation, patrons will complete their project independently as a self-led session using our in-house equipment. Perfect for preserving family memories, school plays, milestone moments, and more. Registration is required. Just bring your tapes and a USB flash drive or external hard drive—we’ll help you get set up so you can take it from there! If you have already been trained and are comfortable using the equipment independently, please contact jgrieb@kennettlibrary.org for available open slots without staff support. Please visit this page to learn more about the Kennett Library Makerspaces! This program supports Information Literacy as defined by the PA Forward Star Program.

AV Room - Image Workstation, Kennett Library

Got boxes of old photos, slides, or negatives? Let’s bring them into the digital age. This session is designed for NEW patrons who have NOT received any prior training and includes a 15-minute orientation with staff before using the equipment. Our new Epson scanners make it simple to convert your treasured memories into high quality digital files. The FastFoto scanner handles hundreds of prints in minutes, while our professional Epson flatbed captures slides and film in stunning detail. Perfect for personal projects, family history, and creative storytelling. Registration is required. If you have already been trained and are comfortable using the equipment independently, please contact jgrieb@kennettlibrary.org for available open slots without staff support. Please visit this page to learn more about the Kennett Library Makerspaces! This program supports Information Literacy as defined by the PA Forward Star Program.

Auditorium, Kennett Library

Back by popular demand, join us for Theatre Camp! Over the course of this two-week program, students learn scripts, songs, and the process of making props and costumes. Then, family and friends can join us on the last day for the live performance in our auditorium! Suitable for ages 8 - 14 Registration is required. Registration includes both weeks. This program supports Basic Literacy as defined by the PA Forward Star Program. Please note: Children under eleven must be under the direct supervision of a responsible caregiver (at least 16 years of age) at all times while on Library premises, pursuant to the Library’s Policy on Unattended Children. Please visit our list of policies here.

Children's Area, Kennett Library

Join us at the Kennett Library for musical fun! Musical performance and instruction for children ages 2-6 will focus on singing, rhythmic exercises using instruments, and expressive movement, including opportunities for parents to share in music-making with their children. Please note: Children under eleven must be under the direct supervision of a responsible caregiver (at least 16 years of age) at all times while on Library premises, pursuant to the Library’s Policy on Unattended Children. Please visit our list of policies here. This program supports Basic Literacy as defined by the PA Forward Star Program. This program supports Arts & Culture Literacy as defined by Kennett Library and inspired by PA Forward.

Lobby, Kennett Library

Have questions about the SCCOOT (Southern Chester County Organization on Transportation) bus route? Stop by to learn more about Chester County's ChescoBus service between Oxford and West Chester. Representatives will answer questions about routes and schedules, purchasing tickets, using the mobile app, creating an account, and other rider resources. Whether you're a first-time or regular rider, this is a great opportunity to get the information you need to travel with confidence.

Oak Classroom (2nd Floor), Kennett Library

The Delaware Museum of Nature and Science is coming to Kennett Library! Throughout the summer, children will explore different topics in environmental science through hands-on activities led by museum staff. These programs are free to attend. Registration for each session is required. This week, explore the movements within the ocean and the creatures that live there. This program supports Basic Literacy and Information Literacy as defined by the PA Forward Star Program. This program supports Environmental Literacy as defined by Kennett Library and inspired by PA Forward. Please note: Children under eleven must be under the direct supervision of a responsible caregiver (at least 16 years of age) at all times while on Library premises, pursuant to the Library’s Policy on Unattended Children. Please visit our list of policies here.