Upcoming Events

Drop-in on Saturday mornings to hear great stories, sing songs and make a craft. Fun for the Family!

Reading Together Program: Do you have children between the ages of 9 and 11? Would you like to spend more time reading and discussing books as a family? Then the Together program is for you. Join us for this six-session program where 9 and 11 year-olds and their parents get together to talk about books and ideas. Books, snacks and activities for younger siblings are all provided at each session. We will be focusing on three themes: (2 books for each theme) Being American, Courage and Freedom. Three picture books and three novels will be read. The picture books are La Mariposa, Martin's Big Words and the Girl Who Loved Wild Horses. The novels are Letters from Rifka, Shiloh, and The Friendship. Books will be loaned to each child and adult that registers. In order to ensure a successful program, attendance at all six sessions is required.

Ages 4-10. Drop in to build a Lego creation that will be displayed at the library.

Henrietta Lacks was a poor African-American migrant from the tobacco farms of Virginia who died in 1951 of cancer at the age of 30.  A sample of her cancerous tissue, taken without her knowledge -- as was the custom then -- turned out to provide scientists one of the most important tools in medicine. Intimate in feeling, astonishing in scope, and impossible to put down, the story of Henrietta Lacks captures the beauty and drama of scientific discovery, as well as its human consequences.

Rated PG. 119 min.

Have you always wanted to learn to knit?  Here's your chance with this four-session class!  Yarn will be provided, but please bring your own size 8 knitting needles.  Open to anyone in grades 5 through 12.

Are you interested in playing this ancient game based on Chinese characters and symbols?  Contact us at the library so we can arrange for you to join a group.

Would you like to play Mah-Jongg?  Come learn how to play this ancient game based on Chinese symbols.  This is a five-week instructional program.

Joshua Marber, MS. Ed., will advise teens and their families on aspects of the college admissions process in his three-part series.  Part two, "Paying for College," will cover applying for financial aid, filling out the FAFSA and other forms, as well as searching and applying for scholarships.

Joshua has over 15 years of experience in the education, counseling, and college fields working as an admissions counselor, financial aid counselor, and academic advisor. He will provide helpful information that will get you started on the right road now and after you graduate from high school.

Open to teens and their parents.

Joshua will return in February with Part three:  "College Forum - Q & A."

Create your own Yahoo email account! For beginners. Mouse skills required.