The Sylvan Lake Municipal Library had many games that could be played by families of various ages, like this game where the person oposite has to get you to guess what is on your card. Photo by Megan Roth/Sylvan Lake News

Photos: Game Night at the library

Families and friends came out to play board and video games at the library Jan. 5

By Megan Roth

Families and friends came out to play board and video games at the library Jan. 5

 

Some games were a little more hands on, where the participants were alble to follow directions to build a structure, as pictured. The library also hosted games of Jenga. Photo by Megan Roth/Sylvan Lake News

On top of the board games available to play during the Game Night at the library on Jan. 6, a few video games were also available. Mario Kart for the Wii was a popular option. Photo by Megan Roth/Sylvan Lake News

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