Event List

Join us for a 4-week series where we'll explore a simplified Tai Chi form. 

Tai Chi is a gentle practice suitable for all ages, offering a range of benefits: 

● Reducing stress 

● Enhancing balance 

You must reserve a Maker Machine to use the makerspace room during this time. Click to check availability.

Are you struggling with your technology? Do you wish you could change settings on your phone, tablet, or computer, but you don't know where to begin?

Join us as we read My Hands Tell a Story written by Kelly Starling Lyons and illustrated by Tonya Engel. We will create a piece of art that tells our own story using paint & magazine clippings.

Join Chef Ashley from Big Flavors from a Tiny Kitchen as we enjoy a yummy dinner cooking demo!

For all ages. Come sing and dance with Lori Cohen and other participants! No registration required.

Born in 19th century Louisiana to formerly enslaved parents, Sarah Breedlove -- better known as Madam C. J. Walker -- became the first female, African American, self-made millionaire.

For all ages. Come sing and dance with Lori Cohen and other participants! No registration required.

The long call by Ann Cleaves

For ages birth to 18 months and caregiver.

For ages birth to 18 months and caregiver.

Come play the world's greatest roleplaying game! No experience is necessary. No materials are necessary! The library will supply miniatures, battle maps, and the scenarios. We even have some pre-made characters if you do not have one! 

Children in grades K-5 can practice their "read aloud" skills by reading to MacKenzie, the friendly Therapy Dog.  Registration for a 15 minute session is required.  Registration for this program will open on January 21.

Ages 2 - 4 with caregiver.  We all have a lot of emotions-is your child feeling happy, sad or angry?

You must reserve a Maker Machine to use the makerspace room during this time. Click to check availability.

Alzheimer's disease is not a normal part of aging. Join us to learn about

Are you struggling with your technology? Do you wish you could change settings on your phone, tablet, or computer, but you don't know where to begin?

Drop in to play board games at the library.  Bring your friends and family to play some old favorites like Uno and Sorry and some new classics like King of Tokyo and Outfoxed.  For children aged 5 and up and their families.

Drop in for some Lego fun and build a creation with friends.   We will display your amazing creations in the library until the next week.  This is a drop in program, no registration required. 

Advocating for Your Child & Strengthening Your School Community
A 6-session training series for families navigating special education

What you’ll learn:

The Secret History by Donna Tartt