Feeling stuck indoors? We’ve got the perfect cure!
On Saturday, February 28, the UConn Law Library invites families, alumni, faculty, staff, and friends to a special Take Your Child to the Library Day: Centennial Edition, a morning of creativity, exploration, and celebration from 9:00 a.m. to Noon.
As we mark 100 years of connection, ideas, and community, we’re transforming the Law Library into a space where children (and the young at heart!) can discover the joy and magic of libraries.
Hands-On-Happenings!!
NEW THIS YEAR! Crochet Lessons (10:00 a.m. – Noon) Learn the basics of crochet and make something special to take home
Library Obstacle Course: Move, explore, and discover your way through the stacks
Centennial Crafts: Create 100th-themed bookmarks to commemorate the day
Scavenger Hunts & Games: Solve clues and uncover the library’s history
Cozy Reading Nook: Curl up with a picture book from the State Library’s Connecticut Kid Governor collection
Whether you’re raising a future lawyer, reader, maker, or lifelong learner, this event offers something for everyone.
A Nationwide Celebration of Library Magic
The UConn Law Library is proud to join a nationwide initiative that encourages families to visit their local libraries and highlights the essential role libraries play in children’s lives.
As the organizers of Take Your Child to the Library Day remind us:
“Your local library is an ideal place for children to play, discover, make friends, and have fun. And Take Your Child to the Library Day is the perfect time to discover some library magic.” — Take Your Child to the Library Day
Libraries are spaces for imagination, learning, civic engagement, and community. This centennial celebration celebrates our past while inspiring the next generation of library users.
