Live Llamas! Llamas! Llamas! at the Library

ATTENTION: Our fun and busy Summer Reading Program schedule means the library's parking lot will be full!!! You always have permission to park in the Westfield Middle School's parking lot or the Shamrock Band Parking Lot which is directly to the west of the library's parking lot, and then walk across to our building. Also, you may park across Hoover Street, to the north, in the Westfield High School parking lot.

Today, the semi-circle around the side and back of the library building will be blocked-off for the Llama visit. If you arrive to the library before the Llama livestock trailer has arrived, please do not attempt to park or squeeze your vehicle into this familiar area; there will be lots of children and their families here, safety is the main concern!

The Hamilton County Llama Program provides Llamas to youth for participation in the Hamilton County 4-H Project. The 4-H Program teaches youth about Llama health care and shows them how to train their Llamas for exhibition at the county fair.Come to the library to meet the Llamas!  We all love Llamas! We love their grace, their regal elegance and their intelligent nature.

First, join us in the Children's Towne Square for an introduction to Llamas and to learn more details about the 4-H Llama Program. Then, we will visit with the live Llamas waiting for us outside.