Event List

The author of classics like "Rip Van Winkle" (1819) and "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" (1820), Irving is credited as being the first renowned author to set his stories firmly in America.

The Facts book group discusses Black Death at the Golden Gate by David Randall.

Calling all Pokemon enthusiasts! Bring your Pokemon cards, games, and devices! Come share your love of Pokemon with others and make some friends. This is an unstructured time for kids to play, trade, and do all things Pokemon.

Children ages 12 months and up are invited to sing and dance along with every toddler's favorite performer. Sing along with Kurt or maybe take the mic yourself!  Of course there are always the bubbles to pop!

Come spend some time getting to know your neighbors while the little ones play and learn socialization skills! Parents are responsible for supervising their children.

Join a lively discussion of a monthly title! This month's book is The Phone Booth at the Edge of the World by Laura Imai Messina. 

View this month's film selections on the library's website by clicking here.

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Drop by on a Friday between 11-1 and meet our team.

A 30 minute program for a two-year-old and an adult working together.  Learn finger plays, songs and listen to a fun book, play the matching game and enjoy a simple craft together.

Come visit the Maker Space and see what offerings we have. For anyone who wants help on a makerspace project, wants to see our offerings or has questions about our 3D printing, vinyl cutting, or coding classes.

Get ready to create and explore while developing your STEM skills!  Work in groups on a variety of challenges. 

A one day workshop for baby-sitters.  Instruction includes safety, child development and care, first aid, and life and business skills.  We will have snacks and drinks available  and students can bring a lunch.

 Certified therapy dogs and their handlers will be on hand to help new readers, struggling readers and those children who just want to read to the dogs.  Therapy dogs don't judge how well you read, they are just happy to listen--which is

Genealogist Sue Schuler will explain the ins and outs of using death certificates, funeral home records, obituaries, and cemetery records for your genealogy project.

For returning participants and also anyone who is new to Battle of the Books.  Enjoy Pizza and Soda while finding out what books were selected.  Information about Book Discussions and the Battle Date will be distributed.

Learn how to design for the Vinyl Cutter and make a sticker print

Using permanent marker and rubbing alcohol, create unpredictable abstract patterns on tiles.

When is a box not a box? When you add your imagination!  Bring the whole family to build and create using cardboard boxes.  Boxes and tools supplied.  Just bring your creativity!  

Come spend some time getting to know your neighbors while the little ones play and learn socialization skills! Parents are responsible for supervising their children.