Past Events

Join us for a virtual discussion of the book Nothing to See Here by Kevin Wilson. Contact the library to reserve a copy of this book.

Pruning keeps gardens in good order and maintains their beauty—and it takes skill and art!

This interactive and exciting kit inspires children to explore basic science concepts and the world around them. (Ages 2-5)

Want to dive into genealogy research but on a limited budget? Get started with FamilySearch, a free site that includes access to records, how-to guides, classes, and more.

This group meets monthly as a safe place for caregivers, family and friends of persons with dementia. Join us to share practical information, feelings, needs and concerns.

Since the weather is expected to be in the 60s tomorrow, we're going OUTSIDE! Join us in front of the library for a relaxing session of knitting and good company—six feet apart, of course.

Celebrate spring with these colorful string Easter eggs. Get your hands (a little) messy with this easy, fun craft–great for doing on your own or with a child!

Learn the basics of self defense. Presented by Valentin Karate.

This Grab & Go Activity Kit (for grades K-5) contains materials to make your own snow castle.

Get the facts on refugees, asylum seekers, and undocumented immigrants

Try out a new spice each month! March’s kit includes caraway seeds, an Irish Soda Bread recipe, and an information sheet on the spice.

Discover how nature can help create peace, connection with others, guide, calm, inform and restore you.

This Grab & Go Activity Kit (for ages 2-5) contains materials to make a bird nest.

Celebrate National Read Across America Day and Dr. Seuss’s 117th birthday with a special Grab & Go Activity Kit!

Join Liberty Bank's Rosa Carrero as she discusses how to use a monthly spending and savings plan as a guide to prioritize expenses.

Join Dr. David Banach to learn about the COVID-19 vaccine and get your questions answered by an expert.

This Grab & Go Activity Kit (for grades K-5) contains materials to make your own snowflakes from q-tips.

Join us for a virtual discussion of the book The Things We Cannot Say by Kelly Rimmer. Contact the library to reserve a copy of this book.

Naturalist and landscaper John Root will discuss pollinators and other beneficial organisms in our ecosystem and provide guidance on meeting their needs for food, cover, and water.

Join us for a dino-filled storytime on Wednesday, February 17th! (For Grades K-2)