The Easter school holiday program was all about crafts - making items and taking them home.

There was everything from Easter bunny headbands, baskets and a visit from Peter Rabbit to kite making, coffee mug decorating and even some who got in early to create a gift for mum ahead of Mother's Day.

"Thanks to DJ Mitchell, everyone enjoyed using the youth iPad to listen to their favourite songs, though the Encanto soundtrack was a crowd favourite," acting library co-ordinator Karen Barrett said.

The library also held an Easter egg guessing competition for adults, youth and younger children.

"Wet weather played a part in changing a few holiday plans resulting in the surprising popularity of junior brain games," Ms Barrett said.

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"Oddly enough, the weather continued to play a role, with clouds blocking the opportunity to test the solar-powered cars.

"But, in true library fashion, why wait around when you can be making something?

"Paper bag kites made perfect use of the windy weather before the sun made a sneaky appearance and gave the cars the direct sunlight needed to run."

The library runs a range of programs every week for all ages.

For more information give the library a call.

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