Tuesday Night Book Group, May
Virtual EventThis book group meets on the second Tuesday of the month. Titles are chosen by the group at the beginning of the season. Books will be available approximately four weeks
This book group meets on the second Tuesday of the month. Titles are chosen by the group at the beginning of the season. Books will be available approximately four weeks
For teens in grades 8-12. Did #BookTok make you read it? Let's talk about it. We'll talk about all books, but focus on a particular one each month! This month,
We meet at 7PM on the 2nd Thursday of the month unless otherwise noted.* January 13 For a classic feature this season we’re going to read, The Price of Salt
Create vintage looking flowers from old books. Kerri will walk you through the process of repurposing old books into lovely blossoms. Ages 16+
Ever wanted to author, illustrate, and publish your own book? Join us as we talk through the process and learn the way to get your work on our library's shelves!
Join us as we learn simple needlepoint and make our very own bookmarks. No experience is necessary! Registration is required. Email Tamar at tsiegel@minlib.net
For teens in middle and high school. Creative Writing meets in in the Tech Lab. Create characters, build new worlds, write short stories, try new styles, play games, and more!
For teens in grades 6-9 Chameleon is the library's drop-in group for LGBTQIAP+ youth and allies in grades 6-9. With a focus on a different theme each month, come chat,
Join singer/storyteller Davis Bates for an evening of maritime music. Bates will share traditional sea chanteys and some stories too! Davis Bates has been telling stories for over thirty-eight years,
Dance away your cares as Dance Caliente presents fun and lively dance lessons for dancers of all levels. Classes are an hour and a half long. This class is free, but you must
For teens in grades 6-8. There are no assigned books for this book club. Instead, we'll talk about whatever you're currently reading and share book recs while working on something
In June of 2021, this Medford family cycled about 3300 miles from Astoria, OR on tandem bikes, and traversed the US all the way back to their home. Come for