Week Calendar

711 Lake St.

9975 Sharptown Rd.

301 N. Division St.

Please ask staff from the children’s desk to enter the program room anytime between 10 am and 3 pm on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month.

Children age 2–6 and their caregivers are invited to Mini-Montessori!

Join us every Thursday morning for a delightful hour of stories, songs, and interactive fun designed for children ages 0-5 and their caregivers.

Stop by Centre Branch on Thursday mornings and join the Coffee Club. Enjoy coffee, tea, or hot chocolate, meet new friends, and chat with others to start your day right! Help us save waste; bring a mug! No registration is required. 

Need a place to study or do some work?  Just need to use a computer for a short task? Stop by the Mobile Learning Lab parked at Fruitland Big Lots!

-Free Computer use

-Wi-Fi

-Job Search Help

Come and join Deirdre and Mike for another fun paint day.  Join them in painting a winter themed piece of art.  This program will be held in the Paul S. Sarbanes Branch in Meeting Room 8. Registration required.

Come learn to play american Mahjong with us!

It a fun and great tile game for everyone. If you enjoy puzzles or games like Rummy, Canasta, or Bridge you will find Mahjong a wonderful new game to learn this winter.

Come to this beginner hand sewing class with easy embroidery.

Do you need a break from technology?  Do you like Scrabble, Uno, etc.?  Come join us in playing tabletop games with your friends.  We will be parked at Parkside High, but all middle and high schoolers are welcome!

Join us every month as we create a seasonal scrapbook layout together based on that month! All supplies will be provided, you’ll just need to bring your creativity and imagination.

Our theme this month is: New Year, New Beginnings.

All middle and high school students are invited to our TAB (Teen Action Board) Meeting. TAB meetings are a forum where students’ opinions and suggestions are heard.

Adulting 101: Life Skills for Teens is a hands-on program designed to equip teenagers with essential real-world skills—from financial literacy and basic home maintenance to effective communication and decision-making—preparing them for independenc

Girls Who Code is a national non-profit organization working to close the gender gap in technology.

Designed to ignite the creativity and DIY spirit in teens aged 12-18. Inspired by the latest TikTok trends, this initiative offers fun and engaging DIY projects.

Come bowl with us at the library..... Catch a fun game on the Nintendo Switch just like Wii Bowling!

Easy on the joints and big on the excitement... Can you bowl that perfect game? Or beat last week's best score? 

Come “paint” your own landscape using yarn! Yarn painting involves sticking cut pieces of yarn on a canvas to create an intricate and textured “painting”. We’ll have everything you’ll need to make this calming and satisfying craft.