Book Clubs & Booklists
The library offers three Adult Book Discussion groups. Come eat your lunch and discuss the book of the month at our Fiction@Noon book group. Or maybe you like to have more freedoms when you delve into the pages! The Loosely Bound Book Club is an evening book club at the library where a theme or genre is chosen each month, and you get to choose your own book related to that topic. For our New Adult crowd we have Shelf Indulgence; indulge yourself and dig into some great literature with other book lovers.
We're always getting new books and other media at the library. Click here to see our New Materials!
Halloween Party Murder Mystery

Prepare yourself for an evening where decadence meets danger, in the high-stakes, pulsating heart of Ben and Aria Tate’s renowned annual Halloween bash. Known for their extravagant celebrations, this year, the couple has pulled out all stops to horrify and entertain their guests. But as darkness falls and the moon takes reign, a sinister twist threatens to shatter the evening’s spooky façade.
Join us Thursday, October 30
6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Chess Club

Join us for a riveting game of bingo, where we compete for books!! This event is for adults only. Registration required.
Join us in the Truman Room
- Monday, October 8, 2025 6:00pm–7:30pm
Loosely Bound Book Club

Looking for your next great read? Instead of reading the same book each month, members read a book of their own choice related to the theme of the month. The theme for October is Hauntingly Familiar! We can't wait to hear what you read!
Discussions and recommendations abound! Ages 18 and up.
Join us on Monday, October 20
6:00 PM-7:30 PM
Community Resources
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iPhone Basics
LU-MRRL Lecture Series: Good Enough to Eat: The Anthropology of Cannibalism
Despite being a universal taboo, cannibalism remains a simultaneously fascinating and revolting topic, penetrating imaginations and popular culture to this day. In this presentation, Dr. Christine Elisabeth Boston, associate professor of anthropology and sociology, will address the linguistic origins, history, cultural beliefs, and biological consequences of cannibalism among humans across time and space.
New Adults
MRRL offers programs for every type of personality. Are you crafty or maybe tech savvy? Do you enjoy music or listening to guest speakers? We really have it all. Stop by today and see what your library has to offer you!
Online Learning
Learning Express Library
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LinkedIn Learning
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Duolingo
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Virtual Program Archive
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