Grand Island Public Library

Grand Island, Neb. — The Grand Island Public Library’s 22nd-Annual Bear Fair is officially set for Monday, April 14.

The Bear Fair is a health and safety informational fair for preschoolers and their families and will be open from both 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Preschool-aged children and their families can take part in FREE and fun educational activities that include early literacy, health and safety information from local agencies and organizations.

Patrons will be able to meet community helpers, listen to Bear Tales, take part in “Bearobics,” learn about dental and eye care, make bear crafts, have your face painted, enjoy some bear treats, learn about police and fire safety and much more!

Children are encouraged to bring a favorite teddy bear or other stuffed animal to accompany them through the stations. Stuffed animals will be available to children who do not have one (while supplies last). No registration is required.

The Grand Island Public Library serves both residents of the City of Grand Island and Hall County. Anyone who lives in or owns property anywhere within Hall County may apply for a library card at no cost. Keep up to date with all library happenings online at https://www.gilibrary.org, Facebook and Instagram. You can also access your library account, search the catalog, and discover our digital collections at https://gilibrary.tlcdelivers.com or download the library’s app on your mobile device.