Event List

Journey on a side quest story. See Khan for help to build your character ahead of the program.

Get into character in a group play reading. Play will be decided based on the number of participants that attend the session. 

A presentation for newcomers and veterans alike, providing the latest information and discoveries on the famous Revolutionary War intelligence network that helped turn the tide for the Americans.

Paint a garden scene, then add flowers made out of buttons. Please dress for mess.

This Pilates inspired workout is suitable for people who have difficulty getting on the floor and prefer the support of a chair. Sturdy chair (preferably without arms), a rope or belt, and a semi deflated ball or pillow required. (ZOOM) 

Fly in for stories and a craft featuring our feathered friends.

March Selection: The River of Doubt by Candice Millard 

Make a deck and duel.

An evening of family learning and skill building with A Time for Kids.

Topic for discussion:U.S.-China Realtions in the New Trump Era

Please be sure to read the accompanying material prior to joining. 

Encourage word, sound development and communication skills.
 

Follow along online to paint and bedazzle a small canvas with rhinestones and buttons. NOTE: one kit per library card barcode

Design perler bead decorations.

Suitable for practitioners at all levels. This practice holds poses for longer durations, and the workshop focuses on unifying the body and the mind. 

Create a creature. 

Migraines are the most common complex nuerologic disorder worldwide. Learn about how they affect people from early childhood to seniors with Alfred J. Cossari MD.

Play with your toddler while meeting other grownups and children.

Please do not bring any snacks or drinks (for either child or adult).

Open to all levels of play. Bring your set of tiles if you have one. Registration is not required.

Title: The Manhattan Girls, by Paul Gill

Contact our Adult Services Department for more information. 

(116 min) When his girlfriend fails an audition for a soap opera, Michael Dorsey, an out-of-work actor with a reputation for being difficult, dresses up as "Dorothy Michaels" and lands the part.

A clinician from St. Charles Hospital will check your blood pressure and discuss disease prevention and health maintenance. No registration; walk-in.

Peter Semmelhack, CEO of Bug Labs and author of Social Machines, will discuss AI, how it fits into everyday life, and what’s next.