Families of all ages gathered at Treat Memorial Library on Dec. 4 for a National Cookie Day celebration.
“We had a ball at our Cookies and Bookies Party for National Cookie Day,” Assistant Director Alana Knapp said.
The evening featured coloring and cookies from Berry Fruit Farm, a scavenger hunt to help “Gumdrop Gingerbread” find his lost library books and several rounds of Roll a Gingerbread Friend.
Early finishers worked on their submissions for the Disguise a Gingerbread Cookie Contest.
“From ‘Heartstoppers’ to ‘K-Pop Demon Hunters,’ we had some excellent submissions,” Knapp said. She added that “candy always provides inspiration” as young artists proudly displayed their gingerbread creations.
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