Event List

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. Bring your Pokemon cards to the library and challenge someone to a friendly duel. This is not a tournament. All skill levels are welcome. For those new to the game, someone will be available to demonstrate how to play.

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

Journaling for Joy, is a program designed by the founder of the We Speak Foundation ACCO - a non profit 501(c)(3) organization designed to address mental health challenges and suicide prevention by providing children, from 1st grade

Tai Chi for Arthritis for Fall Prevention is an exercise program recommended by the CDC to benefit overall well-being.

Reading Heroes is a program providing one-on-one reading enrichment sessions for kids who've completed grades K-2.  These sessions are led by a retired reading teacher and are available in half hour increments from 1:00 - 5:00 p.m.

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

The book we'll be discussing at our May meeting is Garden of the Cursed by Katy Rose Pool. 

Calling all adults and teens! Come out and create your own wind chime out of tin cans. Paint a design on the side, add some colorful beads, and sit back to enjoy the beautiful, relaxing sounds as the wind blows through. All supplies are provided.

OneDrive is a newer software released by Microsoft that allows users to back up their data. In this class, we'll discuss why and how it's used. 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

Join Mark Schleer, director of University Archives & Ethnic Studies Center, as he discusses the history of Lincoln Institute. From 1866 to 1921, Lincoln Institute served as the forebearer of the current Lincoln University.

Participants will learn about planning and designing the vegetable garden. They will also learn about site selection, land preparation, and establishment of vegetable garden and raised bed.

If you have an iPhone but are having trouble understanding it, check out this class! We'll go over navigating around your phone to helpful apps to make your phone usage a breeze.