Join us for a fun interactive weekly story time perfect for walkers. Tiny Tykes uses stories, songs and finger plays to engage toddlers and their parents/caregivers. Tickets are required and will be handed out at the information desk 15 minutes prior.
Tickets will not be available 10 minutes after any program has started.
The age-appropriate child must be present to get a ticket for any ticketed program. Age range and ticket limits apply for each program.
Get ready to sing, bounce, play and bond with baby during this interactive baby time. This program is perfect for non-walkers. Space is limited. Tickets available 15 minutes before the program at the information desk.
Events and programs are presented in-person only, unless otherwise noted. Please check the event/program location carefully.
Tickets will not be available 10 minutes after any program has started.
The age-appropriate child must be present to get a ticket for any ticketed program. Age range and ticket limits apply for each program.
Join us in the meeting room to discuss this month's book!
Book of the month: The Art Thief by Michael Finkel
Join us in the library conference room to ease into art by painting with acrylic on canvas a winter forest landscape. Supplies are limited, so registration is required, and it is for ages 18 & up.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Books & Banter is a monthly book club that usually meets on the last Monday of each month to explore books that celebrate and honor the richness of different cultures, movements and milestones. From the inspiring stories of Black History Month and the trailblazing women we recognize during Woman’s History Month to Disability Pride Month and more. Our club delves into diverse perspectives and voices that have shaped the world we live in. With each book we aim to spark meaningful conversations, reflect on history and the joys and struggles of the human experience.
In partnership with Creative Mental Wellness, DAISY’s Deep Reads is an in-person book club where mental health meets the magic of books. Each month, we’ll explore a new book that dives into topics like mental wellness, behavioral health, trauma, resilience, or substance use.
This isn’t just about reading—it’s about reflecting, connecting, and healing within our community. Whether it’s a memoir, insightful guide, or narrative nonfiction, each selection is carefully chosen to spark thoughtful conversation and inspire personal growth.
Want to learn more about how to keep you and your personal information safe while surfing the web? Attend our internet safety course, where you will learn super helpful tips and tricks to protect yourself online. We’ll cover important topics like password management, spotting common internet and phone scams, and staying safe on social media. Registration is recommended. Register online at hcpl.net. Email ryan.adams@hcpl.net for more information.
This class is for people who are new to using computers and want to learn the basics of using a desktop computer. Topics covered will include basic computer vocabulary, using the mouse, and an overview of the operations and programs many computers have. This class does not require any prior knowledge of computers. We will be using library computers, so no need to bring your own!
Join us for the Monthly Make and Mingle- A hands-on program where creativity meets technology! Each month, adults and teens are invited to explore a new craft or DIY project using in-house maker equipment—including the Cricut, Laser Cutter, and 3D printers—alongside traditional crafting supplies.
The craft for January is a Wooden Memory Box.
This class will introduce basic file management using a desktop computer. Participants will familiarize themselves with the file explorer, creating digital folders, and moving files throughout the computer. Basic familiarity with computers (turning on the computer, using the mouse, basic typing) is required. We will be using library computers, so no need to bring your own!