Event List

To celebrate Women's History Month, we're paying homage to famous female artists. In this first part, we'll learn about Georgia O' Keeffe and paint an abstract canvas inspired by her love for flowers using acrylics and oil pastels. 

Our title for discussion is: Parallel Lives by Iain Pears

Spend an evening sewing, socializing, and sharing skills.

Our title for discussion is: The Secret His

You’re invited to join us for a virtual conversation with acclaimed author Kate Quinn about her latest fantastical work,

Get your garden ready for a successful growing season with guidance from the Master Gardener Association.

Explore the wide range of bits used with the drill press, hand drill, X-Carve, and the MDX-50. Each class can be taken on its own or combined with others to build a deeper, more comprehensive understanding. 

Interested in knitting, crochet, hand-sewing, or other needlework projects? Whether you're just learning or have decades of experience, join fellow fiber craft enthusiasts for an evening of stitching!

Join us to talk about the books that we are all loving, hating, and all the books in between.

Newcomers are always welcome!

This month: Group Read! 

Help to preserve the precious headstones in our Union Mills Cemetery, either historical or for your own loved one. Learn best practices. Enjoy engaging in a community project together on March 21st, April 18th, and May 16th.

To celebrate Women's History Month, we're paying homage to famous female artists. In this second part, we'll learn about Yayoi Kusuma and create a mixed-media mushroom canvas, perfect for spring. 

Explore the wide range of bits used with the drill press, hand drill, X-Carve, and the MDX-50. Each class can be taken on its own or combined with others to build a deeper, more comprehensive understanding. 

Join us for a special conversation between award-winning journalist Shoshana Walter and bestselling and award-winning author Barbara Kingsolver as they chat about Walter’s book Rehab: An American Scandal.

Our title for discussion is: The Personal Li

Discover how fun and approachable machine embroidery can be in our beginner‑friendly class! We’ll cover everything you need to get started.

Take the guesswork out of zippers with a focused demonstration covering selection, installation, and basic repair.

Our title for discussion is: The Be

Learn the foundational skills used to create everything from accessories to home goods, clothing, and more. We’ll walk you through essential techniques, tools, and materials so you can tackle your first project with confidence.

Explore the wide range of bits used with the drill press, hand drill, X-Carve, and the MDX-50. Each class can be taken on its own or combined with others to build a deeper, more comprehensive understanding.