We are probably all familiar with French Impressionist paintings - the sun-dappled haystacks by Claude Monet and the fresh young faces captured by Auguste Renoir. Come learn about the artists
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
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was the reigning god of classical music in Vienna during the mid-to-late 1700s. His life has been analyzed in books and even films, but little is known
Join Celia in this workshop where you can bring in your strung or linked jewelry and learn how to repair or restyle it. You can also bring in a jewelry
This program is designed for homeschool students. Join us for a crafty science program that will get you to explore different ways to make, create, and learn. Registration required. Email
For teens in grades 6 and up Drop in once a month to learn a new aspect of manga drawing! Supplies will be provided by the library. All skill levels
We’re going to be discussing the picture book When Grandma Gives You a Lemon Tree by Jamie Deenihan. Please bring your book with you when you come! You can check out
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,
Paying your bills should be a top financial priority for everyone. Of course, most of us also want some extra money for a major purchase, dream of owning a home
Ghostland: An American History in Haunted Places by Colin Dickey is a look at American history through its most famous ghost stories–examining what people choose to remember, what they choose to
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
