Thursdays & Fridays 9/1- 11/30

10:30 AM

Join us at the library for stories, songs, and a craft.

Join us on the first and third Thursday of the month from 12:30 to 2:30! Bring your machine and current personal project, or work on charity quilts. Beginners welcome!

Adults and teens

Drop in and try a sparkly diamond painting project. Bring your own, or a kit will be provided. Easy to learn and hard to stop. Join the addictive trend! 

Become a Dementia Friend, someone who learns about what it’s like to live with dementia and then turns that understanding into action. Dementia Friends USA is a global movement that is changing the way people think, act, and talk about dementia.

Bring your diamond painting project and join other diamond painting enthusiasts!

New to diamond painting?  Come to the intro class that will be held once a month.

Intro class dates will be Sept 7, Oct 5, and Nov 2.

Bring a friend and make a small diamond art craft to take home.  Registration is encouraged 

Bring a friend and make a small diamond art craft to take home.  Please register online. 

Hop along and read to rabbits to practiice your reading skills. Rabbits will be at the library from Dolly & Friends Small Animal Sanctuary, Inc. for you to read to.

Teens 12-18 are invited to come into the library to get an overview of the writing prompt that will be held throughout the Fall. Submissions are due October 31st, and winners will be announced November 10th.

Adults and Teens 16 and Over

Award-winning poet and flash fictionist Alba Sarria holds an all-inclusive group for adults (beginners or pros) who want to create, discuss, edit, publish, and actively do more creative writing.

All ages are invited as Miss Sherry reads stories about libraries. Sign up that night for a library card that night or use your library card to check an item out and receive a free goodie bag. 

We invite you to join our new teen book club!  Bring a snack to share.

September's selection - The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky

Ages 13-18.  

We will discuss different ways of learning and knowing: how plants communicate, knowing as a dynamic process, botanical observation as language, and Indigenous knowledge.  Presented by Jay Tignor, the co-founder of the N

Sign up or drop by for a 15-minute session with a sweet, furry friend! Practice reading to KPets Therapy dog, Danny. Consider registering by calling or visiting the library at 717-624-2182.