Past events

Needle Felting Club

Needling felt, also known as needle felting, is a crafting process where loose wool fibers are tangled and condensed using special barbed needles to create 3D sculptures or 2D art. You'll need wool (like roving), a felting needle (or multi-needle tool), a felting mat, and optional finger protectors to prevent injury. The technique involves repeated stabbing motions with the needle, causing the wool fibers to interlock and firm up into a desired shape. **Please Register with the Library

Friends of the Library Meeting

Family Storytime

Storytime Theme: "Heros"

Library in Motion

"FUN Drum Exercise" - Led by Library Director Misty Strode, Cardio Drumming is a fitness routine that combines drumming with cardiovascular exercise. Participants use drumsticks to hit an exercise ball (often called a stability ball) while moving to music or a rhythmic beat. The movements can include drumming overhead, to the side, and even between the legs, offering a full-body workout.

Family Storytime

Storytime Theme: "Football Season"

Monday MOVIE!!

Come join us in watching Disney's NEW 2025 live action "Lilo and Stitch" (Rated PG)

National GRANDPARENTS Day!!

National Grandparents Day in the U.S. is observed on the first Sunday after Labor Day. It honors grandparents, shows appreciation, and recognizes the valuable guidance and wisdom of older people.

National READ A BOOK Day!!

National "Read a Book Day" is observed every year on September 6th. The event encourages people to set aside time to enjoy a book and celebrates the pleasures of reading and literacy. History: While the day's origins are unclear, it is believed to have started in the United States and was likely created to encourage people to read more. In a world of digital media and distractions, it serves as a reminder to pause and appreciate the written word. Benefits of reading: Taking time to read offers many benefits, including: *Mental stimulation: Reading improves memory, concentration, and analytical thinking. *Reduced stress: A 2009 study by the University of Sussex found that reading for just six minutes can lower stress levels by 68%. Improved sleep: Reading before bed can help you relax and prepare for more restful sleep. *Increased empathy: Engaging with different characters and perspectives can build greater empathy and compassion. *Expanded knowledge: Reading is an accessible way to learn about new subjects and broaden your horizons.

Family Storytime

Storytime Theme: "Football Season"

Library in Motion

"Tai Chi Movements" - Led by Library Director Misty Strode, tai chi is a low-impact, gentle exercise with roots in ancient Chinese martial arts, often described as "meditation in motion". It combines slow, flowing movements with deep breathing and mental focus to promote both physical and mental well-being.