Ornament Night at the Library Will Be Here Soon! 

Patrons create holiday ornaments at Ornament Night at the Garland County Library. 

By Annie Gerber 
Join the Garland County Library for our annual Ornament Night on Friday, December 4, from 6:30 – 8:30 PM. Ornament Night is a festive evening where creativity, snacks, and Santa all share the spotlight. 

Guests of every age are invited to settle in at various craft tables and make holiday decorations to take home & display.  

Handmade ornaments often become cherished keepsakes, and this is a great place to start a few new ones. Photos with Santa & Mrs. Claus are also a major part of the fun. 

Best of all, Ornament Night is free for all ages. That makes it an easy, budget-friendly outing for parents, grandparents, teens, and toddlers alike, and a welcoming way to spend an evening with neighbors and friends.  

For more information on all events taking place at the Garland County Library, visit www.gclibrary.com. 

Annie Gerber is the Marketing Coordinator at the Garland County Library. 

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