Event List

A storytime for developing pre-literacy skills and a love of reading through books, songs, movement and activities. Ages 0-24 months.

Gentle yoga, no prior experience needed.  Ages 18+     

A storytime for developing pre-literacy skills and a love of reading through books, songs, movement and activities. Ages 2-4.

English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) offers guided English practice, led by a library staff member.  The instructor leads students through grammar exercises and a cultural theme every week.

Get fit while you sit! Chair Yoga brings the best of a yoga practice to everyone who requires or prefers the support of a chair. Gently increase flexibility and strength, improve balance, and relieve stress with the aid of a chair.

Bookclub for ages 6-11, ask at library for title

Join us for an afternoon craft project. We'll complete a different project each week with options for more structured and unstructured crafts. Follow our gallery of kid-created library art on Pinterest. All supplies provided.

Looking for a calm and quiet place to relax and hang out in the afternoon? Join us for Cozy Corner from 3-5 PM! 

Join us at the Teen Outpost for a relaxing and peaceful environment to focus on your cozy hobbies. Outpost Café provides a soothing ambiance, along with warm beverages and pastries for a delightful coffeehouse experience.

Teens use our meeting space to hang out, play games, and enjoy other fun activities!

Learn how to make a custom fairy door for your home or garden! Craft supplies will be provided.  Recommended for ages 7 - 18

Mary Wheatley, Chef and Master Gardener will discuss how to cultivate and cook with herbs that you can grow in your own backyard.  Recipes and samples of herb-centric foods will be shared with all participants. Ages 18+

Come to the library to transform a small tin box into a fun art piece, a magnet, or a mini keepsake box. Feel free to bring your own used Altoid tin, or use the tins provided.

Books for discussion:

May 7: A Song of Trees by David George Haskell

June 4: The Line Becomes a River by Francisco Cantu 

Learn basic computer skills like how to use a mouse, keyboard, and access the internet.

Gentle yoga, no prior experience needed. Walk-ins, no registration required. Ages 18+

Struggle to figure out what to cook on busy weeknights? This easy one pot meal comes together in about 30 minutes and is bursting with flavor.

The Memory Cafe is a monthly partnership with the Episcopal Church Home to provide a safe and comfortable environment where people with memory loss and their care partners can enjoy time together and remain socially connected with others while bui

Adults and teens are welcome to use the Maker Lab during open hours.

Can a cake look exactly like real food? In this fun demonstration, you will learn how everyday foods can be transformed into stunningly realistic cakes.