As the holiday season descends with its festive spirit, the St. John the Baptist Parish Libraries are launching a series of events to bring joy to the community. According to a post by St. John the Baptist Parish, families can join the holiday celebrations, which include hot cocoa, crafts, and an opportunity for children to meet Santa Claus himself.
The scheduled festivities will begin today, at 5:30 p.m., with the first event set at the Roland Borne, Dr. Memorial Library located at 2979 LA-18 in Edgard, LA. The LaPlace Branch of Norris J. Millet, Sr. Library is set to continue the holiday merrymaking on Thursday, at 5:30 p.m., at 2920 Hwy. 51 LaPlace, LA. These events are designed to provide the community with a space to engage in traditional holiday activities and foster a sense of togetherness during this time of year, according to St. John the Baptist Parish's post.
Further adding to the cheer, Frazee Harris Memorial Library will open its doors for the occasion on December 8 at 5:30 p.m., promising a cozy evening at 111 Historic Front St., Garyville, LA. The holiday hustle will conclude at the Leroy D. Williams Memorial Library on December 11, also at 5:30 p.m., where festivities will brighten the evening at 1482 Hwy., 44 Reserve, LA. These events, as highlighted in the Parish's announcement, are all part of an effort to bring the community together and share in the warmth that the holiday season brings.
For those interested in attending any of the St. John Parish Libraries’ holiday events, additional details are available on the St. John the Baptist Parish page. The social media post extends a warm invitation to patrons, "🎄✨ Join St. John Parish Libraries for holiday fun, hot cocoa, crafts, and a special visit with Santa!" reminding us that despite our busy lives, there's always room for a cup of hot cocoa and the simple pleasures that come with the seasonal gatherings.
