Event List

Note: A Cycling Without Age volunteer will have access to your phone number to contact you the morning of the ride.

Ages 0-6 with an adult.  Stimulate your child's senses through books, rhymes, music and movement. Little ones get distracted easily, please help us maintain engagement by entering quietly if you arrive late. No registration required.

Ages 0-6 with an adult.  Stimulate your child's senses through books, rhymes, music and movement. Little ones get distracted easily, please help us maintain engagement by entering quietly if you arrive late. No registration required.

Book Buddies is a great way to introduce newly independent readers to fun book series. Read the first book, and then read them all! Participants will be able to check out a copy of the book, and receive a kit with fun crafts and activities!

Grades 3-12. Develop your programming skills with the LEGO SPIKE Prime robots and apply them to various challenges. Each Workshop will have a different lesson and different challenges for you to try out.

Ages 0-6 with an adult.  Stimulate your child's senses through books, rhymes, music and movement. Little ones get distracted easily, please help us maintain engagement by entering quietly if you arrive late. No registration required.

Grades 3-5. Play Minecraft at the library with TD3 Innovative Gaming. Dive into a Minecraft water park where you’ll tackle water slides, obstacle courses and diving boards. Non-stop fun and splashes await!

Grades 6-12 

Play video games and board games with other teens! The library has a selection of Nintendo Switch and Wii U games that will be projected on the big screen. Registration preferred, walk-ins welcome.

We will discuss the book The Last Days of Night by Graham Moore. Registration is preferred, but walk-ins are welcome. Copies of the book can be checked out at the Service Center.

Join us for a special Little Blue Truck themed storytime with books, songs, and a craft. 

Ages 0-6 with an adult. 

Registration required, register children only.

We will discuss the book Trust by Hernan Díaz. Registration is preferred, but walk-ins are welcome. Copies of the book can be checked out at the Service Center.

Oh sure, you’re probably familiar with the popular sports that athletes will compete in this year. But have you heard of the 400 meter handstand? Greco-Roman staring? Hamster dressage?!

Make friends and discover new screen-free games. On the first and third Mondays of the month.  First Mondays are geared to grades 2-3, third are geared to grades 4-5. Join us for an evening of fun and learning! 

Join Katy as she teaches basic ASL vocabulary to you and your little one. Learning ASL is a great way for babies to learn to communicate their wants and needs with caregivers before gaining the ability to speak.

Ages 0-6 with an adult.  Stimulate your child's senses through books, rhymes, music and movement. Little ones get distracted easily, please help us maintain engagement by entering quietly if you arrive late. No registration required.

Ages 0-6 with an adult.  Stimulate your child's senses through books, rhymes, music and movement. Little ones get distracted easily, please help us maintain engagement by entering quietly if you arrive late. No registration required.

Grades 3-5. Learn how to create a cardboard man that will be able to do his own pull-ups. We’ll build and decorate the automaton, so you will leave with a wonderful decor piece that doubles as a fun toy.

Come join in on this popular fantasy role-playing game, no experience necessary! In this two hour session players will get the feel for the game, as well as learn the basic rules. Cooperative play emphasized, so come and help your group succeed!

2 fun experiments: Electrolysis and elephant toothpaste will make bubbles, big and small!

Grades 6-12

“Mamma Mia!” Watch Mario save Princess Peach and sing along to Bowser’s Peaches. Registration preferred, walk-ins welcome. Snacks will be available.

Though Eleanor Roosevelt became a household name, she was a reluctant first lady. Not wanting the job, she faced an internal crisis that shaped the Eleanor we all feel we now know.