Do you know what time it is?
It is time for the Floyd County Library’s Annual Halloween Bash!!
The Halloween Bash, now in it’s third year, is one of the most anticipated events in New Albany, and draws hundreds of families each fall…and it is FREE! For more information click on this link.
This year’s event will take place on Friday, October 25 from 5:30 – 7:30 PM at the New Albany Central Library, 180 W. Spring Street, New Albany, IN.
The Halloween Bash will include all the fun offerings patrons have come to love:
Costume Contest? Yes, for 3 different age groups
Prizes? Yes…spin the prize wheel, and wow the judges with your costume!
Candy? You bet! Lots of it! Bring a bucket or bag!
Games and activites? For sure! Play to your heart’s content
Haunted Stacks? Prepare to be spooked by our Library ghouls!
Make sure to enjoy all the fun by collecting stamps at each station on your Halloween “passport”.
This event grows each year, bringing safe and stress free Halloween fun to all. Your New Albany Library looks forward to celebrating another festive holiday season with you. See you there!
Halloween is a great time to try out some fun spooky reads. Here are a few recommendations:
This delightful “horror lite” book had me alternately laughing and cheering. I did not want to put the book down. You can put the book on hold by logging into the online catalog with your library card: link here.
This picture book honors the “Dia de los Muertos” and Halloween celebrations with a fun story about Little Lobo and his friends. Learn some simple Spanish words as you discover some of the cultural origins of these holidays: link here.
Are you into haunted houses? This book will take readers on a fun-filled tour of haunted hotels, castles and landmarks. Link here.
A pulse-pounding, twisty read! Haunted by the past . . . terrified of the present. Penny’s ex, Nash, is the son of a brutal serial killer who terrorized their town last Halloween, and she is forbidden from having anything to do with Nash or his family. But the past won’t stay in the past…link here.
Happy Halloween!
