Event List

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

Teen Zone is a monthly program just for teens! On the fourth Wednesday of every month (excluding April), stop by the library for a fun, drop-in activity designed to hang out, try something new, and connect with friends.

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

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

This week, we will be learning about the letter G!

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.

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? 

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. 

Get ready for some lighthearted mischief! In this beginner‑friendly class, you’ll learn how to design and 3D‑print fun, harmless objects perfect for surprising friends and family on April 1st.

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.

This month, we're celebrating National Poetry Month. We will read and learn about poems, then try writing poems ourselves.

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

Join us for an exhilarating journey through the history of US women astronauts with Valerie Neal, emerita curator from the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum and expert on human spaceflight.

Travel the world through recipes! This month, we're making British bubble and squeak.

Love cosplay and costumes but not sure where to start? Come to Cosplay 101, where we'll cover the basics to help you bring your character to life!

How has farming changed, from the 1940's through today? Our community includes a wealth of memory and experience. We'll welcome, honor, and learn from local farmers, who've seen development through the decades.