Week Calendar

Are you new to the world of iPads, or perhaps you've had one for a while but still feel like you're not unlocking its full potential? Please join us at the library for an informative iPad Basics class led by the expert instructor, Katy Mayo.

This free knitting group, led by veteran knitter Lisa Rosen, welcomes knitters of all levels. No experience required. Sit and knit with your friends or get help with your project. 

Drop ins are welcome.

Need some help using your smartphone, tablet, or computer? Interested in Facebook, Instagram, or just want to FaceTime a friend or relative?  Stop by and we will be happy to serve you on a first-come, first-served basis.

Take & Make Craft Kits are available for pick up at the main desk on Thursdays beginning at 10:00. These theme-based craft kits will contain all you need to create an exciting project.

Big Ryan's Tall Tales welcomes all parent and their children (3-5 years) to come to this 6-week series on making stories where language comes alive. This playgroup is coordinated in association with the PPML and space is limited.

Need some help using your phone, tablet, or laptop computer? Interested in social media or just want to learn how to FaceTime a friend or relative? Stop by and we will help you on a first-come, first-served basis.

Enjoy a free, daytime movie at the library. This week's movie is Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. Daredevil archaeologist Indiana Jones races against time to retrieve a legendary dial that can change the c

Come to the YA Room on your way home from school for snacks. Stay and play games or hang out with your friends.

Our reading therapy dogs will be here to practice their listening skills! Bring your favorite book to read to a therapy dog or borrow one from the library.

Explore, experiment, and invent with hands-on activities using Playstix, Magnetic Tiles, Brickyard Building Blocks, and Brainflakes.  Open to all ages.  Registration is not required.

Women have long been the subject of art, often depicted as nothing more than objects of desire. How do images of women change when women become the creators?