Week Calendar

Rejuvenate your mind and body. All shapes, sizes and abilities are welcome. Bring a mat (or towel) to class if you have one, but these are not required. Drop-ins welcome. No charge – library program.

We may not be able to meet in the same room, but that doesn't mean we can't enjoy stories together! Watch a new story time each week. Join in the fun on Facebook.

All ages. No reservations needed. An alternate location for family story time if we are unable to have the event outside in the library park. Masks required for those ten and older.

Join us in the library park (High Street side of the building) for stories and songs. A take-and-make craft will be available at the event. Weather permitting. In the case of poor weather, story time will be held in the library gallery.

Join us for a new story reading series where we highlight picture book biographies on interesting people.

Bundle up and join us outside for stories, songs and story time fun! We'll try to keep it outside when the weather allows, and will be inside the meeting room with social distancing precautions if it is too cold (or wet) for comfort.

A special time for babies and their caregivers. We may not be able to meet in the same room, but that doesn't mean we can't enjoy stories, music and movement together! A new Rhyme Time posted on the first and third weeks of the month.

Join us on the library lawn for some pumpkin painting fun!  All ages are welcome. 

Registration is required so we can best meet the needs of participants as safely as possible.

Learn how to sell online to customers as they kick off their holiday shopping this season. We’ll walk through the benefits of setting up an online store with Shopify and how to list your products on Google so that you can sell from anywhere.

Read the book and then come talk it up at book club! October's selection is The Ambrose Deception by Emily Ecton.

Learn the basics of 3D Printing.  Someone will win a 3D print out of Jack Skellington.

A book discussion for 3-5 grade students. First 10 participants receive a free copy of the book before the discussion. Please check with the Children's Desk in the Main Library to receive your book. Light snacks will be served. 

Reservations required and limited to 8 family groups. Each registration slot is one family table, so please only enter one name for your family. An hour of bingo fun for the family. Winning cards earn book prizes for ages 12 and under.

Wednesday evening Yoga will take place inside the library, up in the east side of the art gallery.

 Registration is required. Masks will be required but can be taken off when class begins.

Bring your own mat or towel.

Learn Excel spreadsheets, the class starts at the beginning and each class builds on the previous class.  Even if you have Excel knowledge this class can help you.  You only need to register for the March 18th class to be registered for

Have you ever been interested in homesteading? Do you want to reduce the amount of chemicals in your home and food? Are you trying to go plastic free?

Virtual bedtime stories for young ones. Visit our virtual event Facebook group to hear new stories read each week!

Novel Ideas is our 6-8th grade book group. We are currently meeting virtually via Zoom. October's book to be discussed is Fever Year: the killer flu of 1918 by Don Brown. It's available as an ebook through Hoopla. 

Join library director Claudia Cook and adult programmer Madeline Matson for a discussion of Fast Girls: A Novel of the 1936 Women's Olympic Team by Elise Hooper, the 2020 Capital READ title.