The young patrons of the Park County County Library in Cody recently had the opportunity to take part in plenty of January fun and games. The Cody Library recently hosted two game-themed events for kids and teens–a Clue Murder Mystery Dinner for teenagers and a Build a Board Game event for elementary school kids.
Cody teens teamed up to solve a mystery as they played a life-sized version of Clue.
On January 24, Cody teens gathered for a “night of mystery and mayhem” and played a life-sized version of the classic board game clue in the Cody Library’s Grizzly Room. Many participants dressed up as characters from the Clue game and movie, and all of the players enjoyed food and worked in teams to solve a mystery. This event was coordinated by Miss Joy of the Cody Library.
Cody kids designed game boards using art supplies and creativity.
Build a Board Game on January 28 provided the opportunity for kids to create their own board game, including choosing a theme, designing the board, and creating of the object and rules of their game. Several Park County kids participated in the event and had a great time making and playing their original games. Miss Nan of the Cody Library organized and carried out this fun event.
The Cody Library is one of three libraries in the Park County Library System. The PCLS also has locations in Meeteetse and Powell. All three locations host a variety of programs for patrons of all ages. Check out their website for more information.