Week Calendar

Celebrate your love of books!  Anyone grade 5 through adult is welcome to drop by the Library any time this month to pick up a tiny book charm kit from the Adult Services desk.

Whether you’re preparing for the start of spring or leprechaun season, put a little green sweetness in your day. We’ll prepare all the ingredients together, but you craft your own drink according to your taste preferences.

Our towns and schools are often faced with a decision whether to replace natural grass playing fields with artificial turf. While there are advantages, there are also concerns.

Experience the ultimate K-Pop party with karaoke, glow-in-the-dark activities, games, dancing, and hands-on painting. Dress up in your favorite costume and bring the whole family—all ages are welcome.

Experience the ultimate K-Pop party with karaoke, glow-in-the-dark activities, games, dancing, and hands-on painting. Dress up in your favorite costume and bring the whole family—all ages are welcome.

Join us as a storyteller shares books and rhymes in Spanish. Children will learn Spanish words with the help of engaging stories and an emphasis on repetition for children’s developing minds. The storytime includes games and crafts.

Come join us for a casual tournament of Challengers, the offbeat Capture the Flag themed card game. Recruit celebrities, clowns, and even the legendary Kraken to your team.

Grades 6 through 12, drop by on the third Tuesday of the month for a casual crafting session set up in the Teen Room on the second floor. Invite a friend, make your craft and feel free to hang around afterward.

Bring your treat to share while we discuss the cookbook, Nights and Weekends by Alexis De Boschnek. Register and pick up a copy of the cookbook at the Adult Services Desk.

Welcome all tweens and teens! Wednesdays after school, drop by the Dierkes meeting room on the lower level to hang out with friends, play games, enjoy snacks and more!