Upcoming Events

The Library Board of Trustees meets on the third Tuesday of each month at 7pm in the Board Room. The public is welcome to attend.

Play, Move and Sing with Sukey Molloy - Sing, move and say "hi" to Tick-Tock. Ages 10-36 months. Register for this class on Aug.18 online or at the children's desk.

Join the newly-formed Pinochle Group for some friendly games! 

Join other aspiring writers for support, tips and feedback.

New players are always welcome - please stop by!  Non-instructional; no registration necessary.

Knit, socialize, and share your techniques with others. Non-instructional.

Come join in The Acting for a Change Senior Improvisational Theater troupe!  This invitation open to all  seniors who want to experience the joys and wonders of improvisational theater.  The skills of improv are something anyone can learn!  Just join the group and then improvise your way to some fun…No prior experience needed, just enthusiasm and a willingness to participate.  No lines to learn!  You don’t have to be “funny” to come to these sessions: but you will have fun!   New members are always welcome.  

The group will be led by Dr. Linda Richmond, a former actor and practicing psychologist with an interest in community drama groups who has a wealth of experience directing expressive drama groups.

To register or for more information call Kathleen G. at the LIbrary:  986-1047 ext. 5.

The Pretty Committee will show you how to create beautiful felt flowers that can be used for brooches, necklaces, hair clips and more.  If you have scraps of felt, please bring them in!  This program is for adults and older teens.

An informal spinning group focusing on drop spindle yarn method from wool and other fibers.  Beginners and more advanced spinners welcome.  Bring your own spindle and fiber, or if you are new to this ancient craft, contact us ahead so we can provide "loaners" to you (a small fee for wool used will be collected as arranged in advance).  Drop spindle spinning uses a lightweight spindle that is very portable, as opposed to a heavy and expensive spinning wheel.  Co-sponsored by the Friends of Hathorn House Historical Society.

Email us ahead of the meeting if you are new and need the loan of a spindle:  sgardner@rcls.org; at your first session, beginner's sample of wool will be available for $5.00