Event List

Learn how to use the library’s Cricut Mug Heat Press. This program is only for ages 10-13. Space is very limited.

Get moving with this fun, energetic drumming workout designed for seniors!

It’s the conversation everyone should have:  What would be your medical wishes if you were seriously ill? Don’t put it off until you’re in a crisis. Have it now.

Walk in for 1-on-1 help with your tech questions about smart devices, library databases, e-books, Microsoft Office, or any other basic computing dilemmas. Come to the Reference Desk near the Macintoshes. 

Come enjoy songs, rhymes, and reading that will introduce your children to early literacy skills with Miss Rosie. Reading books to promote community, self-assurance, and kindness. Grown-ups, get ready to laugh and sing along too!

A powerful program designed to bring balance and restoration. Bring your yoga mat and experience this immersive blend of:

Get comfortable using computers, email, and the internet — perfect for beginners who want to build digital confidence.

Make Wednesday Evenings special with stories and creativity! Join us Wednesdays at 5 pm for a calm evening library visit.

Come chill out at the library as we play video games, delve into board games, start feuds over UNO, & more!

Our planner and journaling club is perfect for you to: Catch up on your journaling, 
Create a vision board, Review your budget, Write and review your goals, or just Update your planner.

Lote4Kids Multilingual Storytime invites families to explore stories in multiple languages using our new storytelling app.

The rubber egg experiment transforms a raw egg into a squishy, bouncy, translucent ball. Observe the chemical reaction between acetic acid and calcium carbonate. We’ll talk about osmosis and hypothesize.

    ➢ Guard against common scams that target older adults
    ➢ Reduce your risk of fraud & financial exploitation

Get ready for an afternoon of fun!Dance, move, and groove in this low-impact Zumba class for seniors.

Love anime or manga? Cool, make some friends and do activities with us. 

Kick off National Library week with Graphic Novel Book Club! This month’s graphic novel is The Library Mule of Cordoba by Lupano-Chemineau 

Come enjoy songs, rhymes, and reading that will introduce your children to early literacy skills with Miss Rosie. Reading books to promote community, self-assurance, and kindness. Grown-ups, get ready to laugh and sing along too!

Designed for family and friends who are caring for an older or disabled adult to safely express feelings and receive acceptance and recognition for their common concerns.   

Refresh your skills and possibly qualify for a discount on your insurance. There is a cost of $20 for AARP members and $25 for non-members, payable at the first class. Attendance at both sessions is required.

Day 2 of National Library Week: Create your own laminated bookmarks! So that you never lose your spot in a good book.