MARION — With 3D-printed ornaments, a local artist exhibit and a new streaming service partnership, there is lots to do at the Elizabeth Taber Library in November.

Every week, the library will be holding drop-in kids activities in the children’s room. All events are drop-in and unsupervised.

On Tuesdays from 10 am - noon, come for fun and games. Everyone wins when playing the library’s interactive board games.

On Fridays from 10 am - noon, kids can play with the sensory toy tables where they can sift, sort, pop, squish, crinkle, and explore with a wide range of sensory activities.

On Saturdays from 10 am - noon, join the crafty kids and find creative crafts in the kid’s room.

The library will be closed on Thursday, November 11 for Veteran’s Day.

The library also has some special events scheduled this month.

3D Holiday ornament kit
Turn your drawing into a 3D printed holiday ornament. Pick up a 3D ornament kit then return your design to the library to transform your drawing into a unique, personalized holiday ornament that makes the perfect gift.

Artist of the Month
This November the library will be featuring the work of local artist JoAnn Vierkant. Come see Vierkant’s colorful, Navajo-inspired tapestries.

Monthly Take and Make Craft Kit
This month pick up a nature inspired rock wrapping kit and a cookie cutter kit for kids, with cookie recipe included.

Kanopy streaming service launches at the Library
Library card holders can access Kanopy and sign up to start streaming films instantly by visiting https://elizabethtaber.kanopy.com. Films can be streamed from any computer, television, mobile device or platform by downloading the Kanopy app.

Kanopy showcases more than 30,000 of the world’s best films and television shows. With your library card you have access to 10 streaming movies or television episodes a month along with unlimited access to The Great Courses and Kanopy Kids!

For more information visit www.ElizabethTaberLibrary.org or follow the library on Facebook and Instagram. To speak to a librarian call 508-748-1252.