Event List

Transform paper plates into a colorful dinosaur face with cut-out paper features such as eyes, teeth, and scales.

Our title for discussion is: Our Missing Hearts by Celeste N

Our title for discussion is: The Supremes at Ea

Did you know reading with your child develops vocabulary and comprehension, nurtures a love for reading, and motivates children to want to learn to read? 

Make your own mini Star Wars inspired key chain. 

Learn all about the lathe, including safety precautions, parts of the machine, materials and supplies, and turning techniques. Each class can be taken on its own or combined with others to build a deeper, more comprehensive understanding.

Alexander Hamilton believed that a financially stable government was crucial for defending against foreign threats.

Get ready for a reading adventure at the Tween Book Club, where books come to life!

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!

This family-friendly storytime focuses on stories, songs, and more! Structured around the Every Child Ready to Read Curriculum™, storytime is a great way to have fun, while working on reading, social, and motor skills.

Celebrate May 4th (a little late) with stories, a character craft, and LEGO droid builds that will be out of this world!

If you're fascinated by the darker side of reality—whether you're a seasoned true crime enthusiast, a die-hard fan of Investigation Discovery, or someone who recently found their way into the genre through podcasts—All Things True Crime is the boo

Use art supplies to make a special Mother's Day card! 

Travel the world through recipes! This month, we're making sushi and watermelon juice from Japan.

Discover how easy and fun Cricut Design Space can be in our beginner‑friendly class!

Join us for an exciting conversation with internationally acclaimed author Marjan Kamali as we delve into the timeless wonder of her New York Times bestselling novel,

Celebrate Make a Book Day by creating your own zine!

Zines are handmade, self-published booklets about whatever you have a passion for. Learn about different kinds of zines. Then, get creative and make your own zine to take home!

Read, sing, and move your way to kindergarten! 

Learn the basics of sewing and transform cotton rope into accessories for your home. You will leave with new sewing skills and a new set of coasters!

Join us for a family program at the Exchange!

Make a Mother's Day card using 3D Doodler pens. 

Stop by the Kingsford Heights Branch to make a special card for Mother's Day!