Event List

Join us for this fun holiday program!

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Join us for invigorating discussions on concise and thought-provoking works.

This month's title: Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck.

A whole library resides past your fingertips, combining the Libby App with your kindle can open the doors to endless reading possibilities. Make sure to bring your Amazon login information, a smartphone, and your Kindle.

Meet us in the Lloyd Room for an afternoon of thrilling races, banana peels, and blue shells as we compete for victory!

Join architectural historian Susan Benjamin for an enlightening (and entertaining) presentation on landmarking your historic house and its advantages.

Help Yourself: A Guide to Gut Health for People Who Love Delicious Food, by Lindsay Maitland Hunt 

Cook for Your Gut Health: Quiet Your Gut, Boost Fiber, and Reduce Inflammation, by America's Test Kitchen 

Ready to turn a plain tote into a statement piece? You'll learn how to use a silhouette machine to create a custom stencil of your own design.

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Calling all miniature enthusiasts! Join us to build your very own 1:12 scale bookshelf, the perfect tiny addition to any dollhouse, bookshelf, or tiny collection.

Join us for an exciting hour of hands-on STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math) activities. 

January: New Year, New Journal

February: Balloon Powered Cars

Hear the true story of one of our nation's Founding Fathers, Alexander Hamilton from his wife, Eliza’s point of view.

Jump, climb, and slide your way through a sweet, cotton candy-themed obstacle course with Arrayscape Gaming! 

Melt, mix, and make magic! Learn the art of candle making, exploring a variety of scents and unique additions to craft a personalized candle that's all your own.

A whole library resides past your fingertips, combining the Libby App with your kindle can open the doors to endless reading possibilities. Make sure to bring your Amazon login information, a smartphone, and your Kindle.

Celebrate love in all its forms! Join us to create a beautiful paper wreath that's perfect for sharing or keeping for yourself.

At just twenty years old, Mr. Masakazu Saito was serving as a squad leader in the Imperial Army’s Communications Division in Hiroshima.

Get ready to collage your heart out! Patrons will create a unique, heartfelt work of art using colorful magazines and books to collage onto a wooden heart.

Join us for invigorating discussions on concise and thought-provoking works.

This month's title: Babbit by Sinclair Lewis.