**For grades 6th-12th only**

Hang out at the library and make a simple bracelet making craft! We will have a variety of beads to choose from. All materials provided. 

Monday, August 10 ~ 4:30 pm

Be Kidney Smart: Knowledge is the best medicine. Get easy-to-understand information along with real-world tools to help manage your kidney health.

Whether you are just starting off or wanting to take your skill to the next level, this class is for you.

All lessons are free. Please bring your own guitar

Non-invasive therapy targeting specific pressure points on the feet to support physical and emotional well-being during pregnancy, labor, and the postpartum period. 

Join us every Saturday in our children's area for a family-friendly Story Time with Sawyer, a certified therapy dog, and his human, Betsy!

Join us for a 'School' themed story time!

"Born to Read" is a weekly story time filled with stories, songs, movement, interactive elements, and sensory play to promote early literacy development for babies and toddlers.

*Recommended for children ages 0-3 and their caregivers.

A weekly Computer Class for Adult Beginners to discover and improve their skills in this increasingly high-tech age. Topics include:

For high school and middle school students only. Meet in the computer lab for crafts, movies, & games.

Wiggle, giggle, and read together!
Join other toddlers and their parents or caregivers for weekly Toddler Time Storytime every Thursday at 10:15 a.m. or 11:15 a.m. Each session features age-appropriate stories, songs, and fingerplays designed to encourage early literacy, movement, and fun interaction.

This program is specially geared for toddlers ages 18–35 months and their caregivers. No ticket required—just drop in and join the fun!

Read, sing, and learn together!
Join us every Tuesday at 10:15 a.m. for this engaging storytime designed for children ages 3–5. Through stories, rhymes, songs, and playful activities, children will build important early literacy skills such as oral language, phonological awareness, and print recognition.

After storytime, children can enjoy a simple craft or coloring activity to wrap up the fun. It’s a wonderful way to support early learning while making Storytime magical at the library!