Event List

"Technology for Life" is a series of workshops that seek to build, improve, and reinforce technology knowledge and skills, with the goal of enhancing participants' day-to-day life.

Monk is a frustrated novelist who's fed up with the establishment that profits from Black entertainment featuring tired and offensive tropes.

Same old puzzles and games got you down? Ready for a new one? If so, clean off that puzzle and game shelf and exchange them to keep your collection fresh!

No reservations needed. Clay fun for families! An open play and creation time with a variety of clay types, from kids play to air-dry for older ones.

Three 1-hour sessions at 1:00, 2:00, 3:00 p.m. are offered on the first and third Saturdays of each month.

Free-building LEGO fun at the library with standard bricks, mini-figures, and specialty pieces. Ages 5-12. No reservations needed.

Join us for our Junk Journaling Group! Each month, Alexandria A., a local Junk Journaling Pro, will show us a new technique and then we'll get to incorporate it in our junk journaling time!

The book we'll be discussing in August is The Assassin's Guide to Babysitting by Natalie C. Parker. 

For ages 3-5. Stories and songs in the library's park area (High St. side of the building).

If the weather is not cooperating, we will meet in the library's Art Gallery.

Film study group

Make various creations out of wine corks and other materials. Open to teens and adults. Registration required.

It seems like nothing is as frustrating as a slow computer. In this class, we'll go over methods to speed up your personal computer, from removing apps to performing cleaning checks, and more. Attend in person or virtually.

Come knit and crochet with us! Show off your work and pick up tips and tricks from your fellow crafters. Ages 12 & up

In this talk, Dr. Ye Su, associate professor of ag business, will share the results of a recent survey conducted among the U.S.