Event List

Find out how to set up and use a Google email account. Also, discover more about Google Drive, a cloud-based solution for composing, storing, and collaborating on various types of documents in this hands-on class. 

Ageless Grace® is a highly effective brain fitness program that keeps participants moving and thinking through the power of play.  

Assist library staff with this youth program. Check youth description for program specifics. 

In honor of National Rubber Duckie Day, let’s have a scavenger hunt and then make a cute craft to take home. 

Come spend an evening with Chef Susan Maddox learning about some great winter comfort cuisine featuring a soup, cozy casserole, and winter fruit bread pudding. 

Dominic Salt and his three children are caretakers of Shearwater, a tiny island not far from Antarctica.

Birth-11 months with parent or caregiver.

Stories, songs, fingerplays and fun all while building early literacy skills.

12-23 months with parent or caregiver.

Stories, songs, fingerplays and fun all while building early literacy skills.

This lecture-style class will cover basic functions of iPhones, including checking for updates and how to navigate your device.  You may bring your own device.  

Grades 3-5. Do you admire handknit hats, mittens, or scarves? This is your chance to learn to knit, so you can create your own. Parents are invited to accompany their children. 

A presentation about the new chapter in nuclear energy projects across the globe that will also discuss myths and misinformation about nuclear energy.  
 

Join us for this interactive storytime. Be ready to sing, shake, and move!   

This conversation cafe provides a safe and supportive space for English Language Learners to practice and develop their language proficiency through informal dialogue, interactive activities, and community engagement.

Grades 6-12. Buddy up with a child to help them compete in an indoor snowball fight. 

Using fake snowballs and our imagination, we will compete to be the Indoor Snowball Champions. 

Come hang out with old and new friends as we play board games and Legos.

Grades 6-12. Sign up for this crafty fun program!

Start your weekend off right! Bring the family together for stories, songs, and fun!

Learn the basics of crochet, including how to chain stitch, single crochet, and count stitches while making a useful dishcloth. All materials will be provided. No experience necessary. 

Have a craft kit or project at home you’ve been meaning to start or complete? January is National Hobby Month! BYOP - Bring Your Own Project and let’s craft as we hang out and unwind. 

Pick up this Take and Make at the Teen Loft while supplies last. 

Designed for those caring for a loved one with dementia. Come to relax, share, learn, and connect with fellow caregivers and local experts. This program is exclusively for caregivers. 

Explore new art skills for little learners 

Start the new year with gratitude and joy! Participants will learn the many benefits of practicing gratitude and joy as well as strategies for cultivating these powerful emotions.