Week Calendar

These 20-minute programs feature short stories, songs, and movement activities for children ages 18 to 35 months with a favorite adult. Adult participation is a must.

Boost your confidence and improve your self-defense skills at this hands-on class with instructor Eryka Cook of Empowermental. Eryka has decades of experience and a black belt in Karate and she wants you to feel empowered!

These 20-minute programs feature short stories, songs, and movement activities for children ages 18 to 35 months with a favorite adult. Adult participation is a must.

Children ages birth to 18 months and a favorite adult will hear stories, rhymes, and songs during this interactive program. This program gives your child the opportunity to hear diverse vocabulary while you get to know other families.

Stories, sing-alongs, movement activities, and lots of fun—recommended for children ages 3 through 6 with a favorite adult. Adult participation is a must.

Grab your kiddos and head to the library for a morning of moving and grooving! We will listen to songs and stories, play with scarves and shakers, and have so much silly fun together. Best for ages 2-6, though all are welcome to attend.

Join the Virtual Author Talk from home, on a computer or smart phone.

Calling all elves! Here is your chance to make and wrap a few holiday gifts before the big Christmas tree is lit at the library. Join us in front of the Christmas tree in the rotunda after the program for a tree lighting event. 

Join us for the Library’s annual tree lighting ceremony for its 18-foot Christmas tree decorated in full Victorian splendor.  The Senior High School Madrigal Singers will provide holiday music and singalongs around the tree.  Children ca

Adults, join us for the Hygge Night and Craft Swap on December 2, from 4-6:30 p.m. Come be cozy at the library, bring crafts to work on or books to read. We will have hot chocolate and tea with snacks.

Join Sunil Malapati and the sonnet competition judges Ann Pelelo and Steve Bellomy as they walk through the form and writing modern sonnets.

Do you like Magic Tree House, Junie B. Jones and Nate the Great books? If so, this book club is for you! This club is for 1st through 3rd graders. We will talk about the book and then participate in an enjoyable activity or craft.

Making yarn art is a relaxing creative activity that uses easy-to-find craft materials. The final results are masterpieces of art that stand out against any wall needing extra flare.

Want to learn how to play the ukulele? Join librarian Ben every other Tuesday to work on chords, exercises, and songs all geared toward beginners. If you are brand new to the instrument consider arriving early for help with tuning your uke.