Week Calendar

Let's take an adventure this Summer to the countries that house the Seven Wonders of the World. Each week we will visit a different Wonder and also learn about the country we are visiting.

Crafting, exploring nature, and learning about the wonderful world we live in are just some of the activities to enjoy with our Youth Services Team.  Registration is recommended for this fun and engaging Summer activity.

Help your child develop strong early literacy skills and a love of lifelong learning. Children enjoy stories & rhymes, sing songs, practice fine motor skills, and learn to play and share with others.

Kids in grades K-5 explore different science concepts each week. From exploding volcanoes to tasty experimental treats, kids will enjoy hands-on STEM experiments and activities.

Crafting, exploring nature, and learning about the wonderful world we live in are just some of the activities to enjoy with our Youth Services Team.  Registration is recommended for this fun and engaging Summer activity.

Learn more about ACGS: https://www.ashtabulagen.org/

Who are we: We are the Ashtabula County Genealogical Society, Inc., or ACGS for short.

Join us for songs, stories, and fun at the library!  Help your child develop strong early literacy skills by attending Storytime at your ACDL Branch.

We are hunting for Pokémon at the library! Earn badges and make Pokémon-themed crafts! For grades K through 5.

Bring your Preschooler to our Rhythm Band.  We'll study rhythm by using our hands, feet, voices and hand-held rhythm instruments!

It's time to Celebrate! If you have completed reading 1000 books before Kindergarten or are participating in the program come and join us in celebrating your accomplishment!

Come visit us at the Donahoe Center, 2924 C Court, in Ashtabula.

Teens & tweens express their creativity through a weekly art or craft project. New project featured each week!

Teens are invited to go on an adventure by attending this weekly book club. Book discussion and interpretation are what you can expect during this time together. 

We’re breaking out our coolest tech and games for teens & tweens. Experience VR Goggles, gaming systems, and more!

Come see us at the Saybrook Township Park, at 5941 Lake Rd W in Ashtabula.

ACDL and Ashtabula County Metroparks bring to you a storytime in the park! We will gather at Redbrook Metropark for stories and songs, then a nature walk along the trail. 

Curious about your dreams and the ability to understand them or navigate them? We will learn about how to remember our dreams, journal about them, and quite possibly navigate them.

Do you enjoy reading and discussing what you've read with others?  Book clubs are a wonderful opportunity to meet new people who love to do that as well.  

Ever wonder what you would do if you found yourself alone in the woods, or on an island?  Learn basic survival skills like tying knots, finding shelter, and identifying trees and animals

Come see us at Footville Park, 3243 Graham Rd, Rock Creek.

Kids work together to solve a new STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) project or challenge each week! Code a robot mouse to solve a maze, create a catapult, or design a boat that really floats!

Kids in grades K-5 learn about organic gardening, nature exploration, and appreciation for the great outdoors. Each week features a read-aloud session, garden-themed craft, and time spent tending garden plants!

Drop in for a LEGO build challenge or create your own LEGO masterpiece. New challenge featured each week. Let’s build something together! For grades K through 5.

Come see us in the Whispering Willow Neighborhood, 4250 State Route 307, Geneva.

Get organized and learn a method to become more successful in your genealogical research. Be able to retrieve your data and analyze your data faster.

Come join us on the outdoor patio and learn how to craft tasty mocktails that anyone can enjoy.  Mocktails are the non-alcohlic version of mixed drinks that people of all ages can enjoy.  Listen to music and enjoy the outdoor patio while

For July’s book club, we will be discussing "Death Valley" by Melissa Broder.

Part 1 of this series has been very popular but we received feedback that it would be helpful to see a demonstration of how to hook everything up.

Children are invited to get creative with a variety of fun crafts throughout the Summer.