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Play BINGO from the comfort of your own home. Each winner will be placed into the drawing for a prize basket! Register online, by phone, or in-person to receive a Zoom link and a bingo-card link.
You will need to print your bingo card(s) to participate in the game. You will use the same card for each game. Please consider using tokens (coins, beads, etc.) to cover your bingo squares. If you have more than one person playing bingo, please register each person to ensure a bingo card for each participant. One card per person.
This program will be presented on Zoom.
You will receive an e-mail with the participation link one week before the program. Please contact the Library if you are unable to attend.
If you do not have an e-mail address, please contact Maple Valley Branch Library at 330.864.5721 to learn how to participate by phone.
A webcam and microphone may be necessary to participate fully in this interactive event. If you have one or neither of these, your participation may be limited.
Stay safe on the internet: http://bit.ly/KidsRulesForOnlineSafety.
Interested in trying something new for family game night? Check out these books from our collection:
Super Fun Family Card Games: 75 Games for All Ages / Corinne Schmitt
The Unplugged Family Activity Book: 60+ Simple Crafts & Recipes for Year-Round Fun / Rachel Jepson Wolf
The LEGO Games Book: 50 Fun Brainteasers, Games, Challenges, and Puzzles! / written by Tori Kosara
AGE GROUP: | Tween | Teen | School Age (Grades K-2) | School Age (Grades 3-5) | Preschool | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Virtual Program | Games & Gaming |
TAGS: | Game Night | Family Fun | BINGO |
The Maple Valley Branch Library is a key component of a neighborhood that finds a welcoming community gathering place within its walls. Artwork features local artists Debra Calhoun, Melissa Daubert, and the late Miller Horns, and a plaque pays tribute to poet and Maple Valley childhood customer Rita Dove. Rich book, movie, and music collections celebrate, among other genres, the extensive contribution of African-Americans to the arts, literature. In addition, the library is a hub of activity that ranges from computers and computer classes, WiFi, printing, copying, scanning and faxing, to hundreds of programs for all ages on themes as diverse as local history, book discussions, crafting, storytelling, homework help, and more.
Local non-profit groups meet at the Maple Valley Branch Library frequently, and Library staff can be found participating in events at local schools and as participants in community organizations working toward neighborhood success. Maple Valley Branch Library is the one-stop spot for education, creativity, and entertainment to suit all interests.