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

American Mah Jongg Class

**NEW CLASS** Mah jongg (or mahjongg) is a tile-based game originating in China that is played in various forms, including the American and International versions. Players use tiles to form sets and pairs, similar to rummy, but with unique tiles and a focus on forming specific "hands" according to a yearly published "Standard Card" in the American version. The game involves drawing and discarding tiles, and a player wins by being the first to declare they have completed a hand.

National COMIC BOOK Day!!

National Comic Book Day on September 25 honors the art, artists, and stories of comic books. Fans, collectors, readers, and artists come together to celebrate the day with events across the country. **Fun Fact: People who collect comic books are known as "pannapictagraphist"

Family Storytime

Storytime Theme: "Math Storytelling and Johnny Appleseed"

Library in Motion

"Body in Motion with Resistance Bands"

Dear Diary Day

You can celebrate Dear Diary Day on September 22, 2025, by writing a personal entry reflecting on your experiences. Writing in a diary is a powerful way to process emotions, gain perspective, and create a time capsule of your life.

First Day of Fall

Family Storytime

Storytime Theme: "Welcome Fall Season"

Library in Motion

"Chair Yoga and Meditation" - Led by Library Director Misty Strode, Chair yoga is a modified form of traditional yoga that is performed while seated in a chair. It is designed to make yoga accessible to individuals who may have difficulty standing or balancing, such as seniors, people with mobility issues, or those recovering from injuries.

National HISPANIC HERITAGE Month Begins!!

Hispanic Heritage Month 2025 runs from Monday, September 15, through Wednesday, October 15. It is an annual observance recognizing the contributions and influence of Hispanic Americans to the history, culture, and achievements of the United States. The theme for Hispanic Heritage Month 2025 is "Collective Heritage: Honoring the Past, Inspiring the Future". This theme spotlights the experiences and achievements of the Hispanic and Latino communities and highlights the ongoing change they pioneer.