Upcoming Events

Join historian and travel writer Irene Shaland as she takes us on a fascinating expedition through 2,000 years of history to explain why the Jewish population in China nearly disappeared and the ways in which their exper

The He Said / She Said Memoir Book Club discusses As You Wish: Inconceivable Tales from the Making of the Princess Bride by Cary Elwes.&nbsp

An introduction to 3D printing. Learn to design 3D objects and see how the 3D printer works. This program will be geared for beginners but if you have taken this course before, please feel free to sign up and keep working on your designs.

Enjoy relaxing stretches and thoughtful meditations with Rochelle Spooner. 

Revisit the past with Mitch Rosen! Topics include important history facts, major company logos, sixties television shows, toys, favorite candy and more.

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

Come visit the Maker Space and see what offerings we have.

Learn how to design for the Vinyl Cutter and see it in action. 

This presentation is an engaging and entertaining musical history tour that provide fascinating facts, riveting storytelling and virtuoso musical performances.

Get tips on the best gluten-free products from Danielle Addimandi, who knows her way around the stores!  As a gluten-free baker with her own small business, she knows the ins and outs of what makes a great ingredient. 

In May the Chapters book club is discussing the King of Armadillos by Wendy Chin-Tanner.

Enjoy relaxing stretches and thoughtful meditations with Rochelle Spooner. 

The Facts Book Club discusses West Like Lightning, the brief legendary ride of the Pony Express by Jim DeFelice.

Decorate a vase to hold all your spring flowers!

Join the discussion of Less by Andrew Sean Greer. 

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

Come visit the Maker Space and see what offerings we have.

An introduction to Coding. Learn the first steps in Coding and how it can be applied to your life or job. Part lecture, part hands on, for anyone looking to start their coding journey.

We are going to discuss An Event in Autumn by Henning Mankell on May 20 at 7 pm via Zoom and in person.  

Teams of up to four players are invited to try their hand and speed puzzling! Each team will be given an identical 500 piece puzzle.

Enjoy relaxing stretches and thoughtful meditations with Rochelle Spooner. 

Historian Joel Farkas will discuss the challenges of being a woman in the colonial era including, medicine and childbirth, and the lives of our country's early First Ladies.

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