Circle of Parents
01/21/2026 , 9:30 AM at PCPL Columbus

Circle of Parents
Wednesdays, 9:30-11:30am
Columbus Library

This program, led by Partnership for Children of the Foothills, is for parents of children from birth to five years old. Come share the challenges and successes of parenting with other parents just like you, while gaining and sharing useful information and tips on how to strengthen your family. Experienced child care teachers provide on-site age appropriate activities, supervision, and fun (including the weekly library storytime when in session) for children up to five years of age, while parents and guardians are busy in group discussion and activities. Healthy snacks are also provided. Enjoy the support of a network of new friends, while accessing resources that you and your family can use! For more information, email polkcop@pfcfoothills.org.

Columbus Storytime
01/21/2026 , 10:30 AM at PCPL Columbus

Columbus Storytime
Winter 2026 Storytime Session
Jan 20 – March 11
Tuesdays @ 10:30am, Saluda Library
Wednesdays @ 10:30am, Columbus Library

Join us for books, songs, and a craft or activity! Storytime is designed for ages 2-5. The 4th week of the month are "A Sprinkle of Spanish" storytimes. Partnership for Children of the Foothills also hold their free Circle of Parents program in the Columbus Library meeting room from 9-11am on Wednesdays!

FULLY BOOKED Kombucha Brewing
01/21/2026 , 5:00 PM at PCPL Columbus

*THIS PROGRAM IS NOW FULLY BOOKED AND ON A WAITLIST*

Kombucha Brewing
Wednesday, Jan 21 @ 5pm
Columbus Library

Join Lindsey Edwards from Polk County's Cooperative Extension as we learn how to make kombucha! If your New Year's resolution is better health, this delicious, probiotic-packed drink is the perfect place to begin. Each participant will leave with a SCOBY (fermentation starter) to brew their own kombucha at home. This program is for adults only. Registration is required and space is limited. Email Allie at asnyder@polklibrary.org by January 16th to register.

This program is sponsored by the Friends of the Polk County Public Libraries.