Week Calendar

The north doors of the library are opened by 6:45 a.m. prior to the board meeting.  Board meetings are held in the Prescott Room unless noted otherwise on the board agenda. 

Bring your little one to an interactive program with simple books, gentle movement and songs. 

Join Ms Heather for a Storytime designed to meet the early literacy needs of children ages 18-36 months. Children and their caregivers will enjoy stories, rhymes, songs and play.

Join us for this active storytime that combines great stories and movement. Dance Storytime is hosted by Tamara Howe School of Dance. 

Every reader loves a good bookmark, but this take and make will give you the chance to make your own.

There's nothing better than starting your day with a cup of coffee and a craft to get your brain fired up and ready.

Are you wanting to learn what Google Sheets is and how to create a Google spreadsheet? There are several businesses that are starting to use Sheets to create and collaborate by working on the same spreadsheet in real-time.

The sale is located on the lower level of the Library. 

One October morning, Laina gets the news that her brother has been killed. But what looks like a case of police brutality soon reveals something much stranger. Monsters are real. And they want everyone to know it.

Staff test event.

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Math Monday is designed to get elementary school kids fired up about math. Every week of this 8 week session, kids get to build stuff, run and jump, make a mess… and make friendships at the same time.

Come join us in celebrating National Poetry month. You will get to create your own poem and add some flair to it with decorations.

Build with your friends and join us for fun challenges! 

Registration Required and opens a week prior to the event. 

Yoga Moves is a drop-in class that doesn't require prior registration. A $1 drop-in fee is required to attend the class. Punchcards worth $10 can be purchased at the Information Desk, or from the Programs Coordinator at the class. 

The Allegory of the Cave, from Plato's Republic, is the first systematic discussion in Western thought of a fundamental distinction in philosophy, that between appearance and reality.  This three-session course will present a basic overview o

by Graha

A bi-weekly writers' group that will meet to read and critique each other’s fiction writing. Anyone is welcome to bring their work and discuss it with other writers in the community!

If you are looking for a low-effort self care activity, come on down to the library and enjoy an hour of Adult Coloring! Adult Coloring sheets and coloring media will be provided.

If you can interpret the National Mah Jongg League card, understand the basic rules, and have played Mah Jongg for a while, attend the Intermediate Mah Jongg class to raise the level of your game.

LEGOS aren’t just for kids you know! LEGO pieces will be available as well as design books that feature many different designs you can try to tackle! Whether it's a skyscraper or a castle, it doesn’t matter as long as you’re having fun!

This three-session course will give those who attend a basic feel for thinking and asking questions philosophically, in addition to exploring important questions related to religion.  The "Six Big Questions" to be explored will be: 1) What is

This is a drop-in event that requires no prior registration to attend. 

Do you love crafting and Pinterest-ing but never find the time to get to all those projects? Join this hands-on, step-by-step guided class.

by Roz Chast

Family Fun Storytime combines the best elements of all our story times to suit a wide range of ages so that the whole family can attend together for stories, songs, rhymes and music time.