Event List

Lou is a happily married mother of an adorable toddler. She's also the victim of a local serial killer. Recently brought back to life and returned to her grieving family by a government project, she is grateful for this second chance.

Experience the art of handmade pasta with a bright, springtime twist.

Already love to sew, quilt, and crochet or are just curious to try? Swap ideas, chat, and work on projects together. Drop in.

A club for all skill levels to share tips, join photo challenges, give critiques, and meet up on local photo tours. Drop in.

Prepare for your citizenship test in this small online group class that covers U.S. history and civics. Registrants must complete a phone interview to determine qualifications and then pick up the course textbook at the Information Desk.

Ryan Decker breaks down the basics of personal finance: budgeting and introductory saving and investment strategies. Learn which factors to consider when, where, and how to save, invest, or aggressively tackle debt.

Book a 30-minute consultation with career expert Jerry Donahue for resume help, LinkedIn profile review, and job searching strategies for any stage of your career. Sign up begins two weeks prior to each date.

Learn different wire and bead wrapping techniques to create your unique ring. Materials Provided. Sign up begins 3/27 for both classes.

Paint a vase brought to us by Clay Monet. Materials provided. Sign up begins 3/30.

Make an appointment to get free tax return preparation assistance at the Main Library from AARP tax aides.  Sign up is available now.

Paint a vase brought to us by Clay Monet. Materials provided. Sign up begins 3/30.

Owning a home takes a lot of time, money, and energy, so not only is it important to be educated about the process, but also about home ownership.

Practice your English conversational skills with staff and friendly volunteers.  Basic conversational skills recommended. Signup begins two weeks prior to each date.

Have a question about your new device? Do you just want to get better with your old one? Stop by to chat with a librarian who is ready to answer your basic technology questions. Drop in.

Explore gentle postures, breathwork, meditation, and deep relaxation with Karen Fotopoulos, a registered yoga teacher from Discover Yoga with Karen. Sign up begins two weeks prior to each date.

There are lots of great options for unloading your old possessions, from old favorites like eBay to newer sites like Facebook Marketplace. This program covers them all and offers you sales and safety tips.

Carol Leeson guides us through making a floral crochet coaster. Participants must have experience with completing the single crochet stitch. Materials Provided. Sign up begins 4/1.

Learn the basics of hemming in this beginner friendly class. We'll show you how to shorten pants, skirts, or sleeves using a sewing machine. Bring clothing to alter. Sign up begins 4/2.

Prepare for your citizenship test in this small online group class that covers U.S. history and civics. Registrants must complete a phone interview to determine qualifications and then pick up the course textbook at the Information Desk.

Join critically acclaimed, bestselling author, Cristina Henríquez, for a compelling conversation about her work.

Learn different wire and bead wrapping techniques to create your unique ring. Materials Provided. Sign up begins 4/3 for both classes.

This group provides a welcoming space for new parents to find support during the early months of parenthood. Licensed social worker Tori Shaw Morawski, MSW, LSW, IICDP, FNAP, covers topics like self-care, resilience, and local resources.

Learn different wire and bead wrapping techniques to create unique earrings. Materials Provided. Sign up begins 4/3.

When Phoebe Stone arrives at the grand Cornwall Inn wearing a green dress and gold heels, she's mistaken for one of the wedding people, but she's actually the only guest who isn't here for the big event.