Week Calendar

Music and movement class for you and your child together.  Zumbini is where the science of child development meets the magic of Zumba!

Learn to still the mind and stretch the body with yoga instructer Rochelle Spooner. 

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! 

Explore the ruins of ORAK, a mansion built in 1923 for George Buchanan, a vice president of the Corn Products Refining Company.

This session will cover how to use some of the powerful databases that you can utilize with your library card, including Mango Languages for learning how to communicate in over 70 different languages, Tutor.com which can connect you with live tuto

Need help with your smartphone, laptop, tablet? 
Want to learn more about eBooks and digital audiobooks? 
Our digital navigators are here to help.  

Students in Kindergarten through 6th grade can get assistance with their homework from our teen volunteers.

Lean all about those first tumultuous years from Washington carving out the shape of the presidency to the War of 1812 with presenter Joel Farkas. 

This class is all about having fun with simple line drawing techniques from Master Pablo Picasso. No experience needed! Please bring a 2B and 4B pencil. 

Considered to be one of the most important conductors of his time, Leonard Bernstein was the first American-born conductor to receive international acclaim. He conquered every medium he touched- conducting. composing.

The Facts nonfiction book club discusses Revenge of the tipping point: overstories, superspreaders, and the rise of social engineering by Malcolm

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. 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.

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

Inspired by Henri Matisse , kids will create their own work of art using collage techniques with a variety of print and solid papers.

You bring your imagination, we'll bring the supplies! This is an open crafting time to come create something fun with our materials. Come see what you can make! 

Get ready to create and explore while developing your STEM skills!  Work in groups on a variety of challenges. Come build and learn about the science of hovercrafts!

Beginners will start on basic stitches and those who have mastered a few stitches will start on projects including doing an original tote bag.  All levels of experience welcome.