Upcoming Events

Toddler Time

Mother Goose

Learn & Play

Music Socials are offered for people with early- and middle-stage Alzheimer's Disease with their family caregivers. Certified Music Therapist Melinda Burgard leads the interactive groups, in which participants may explore music history as well as their own individual musical histories.  Groups may play instruments, sing along or move to the music.  Refreshments will also be served.

Every two weeks, somewhere on our planet, a language dies.  This startling fact, and a trip to an island where people communicate with a whistle language, led filmmakers Iris Brooks and Jon H. Davis to create a documentary highlighting language as a means of transmitting cultural history with stories, songs, philosophy, proverbs and poems from many lands.  Their film, Languages Lost and Found: Speaking and Whistling the Mamma Tongue (narrated by William Hurt and featuring music by John McDowell), is a global mosaic celebrating diverse linguistic, musical and cultural practices on five continents.  After the screening, the filmmakers will facilitate discussion using dynamic images and global sounds.

CTAP is the Library's Career Transition Assistance Program.
Have your resume critiqued and your job search questions answered during a forty-five minute, one-on-one session with career consultant Gregg Knowles.

Believing you were born the wrong gender can be intensely painful for anyone, but it’s especially tough for young children.  Please join us for this documentary and share in the discussion that follows to learn about information and resources that can help you  better understand your child and others in our community.

Saturday Morning Drop-in Storytime - Stop in for stories, songs and a craft.  For families.

A Universe of Stories Mural - With the help of local artist Judy Pedersen, we will decorate the entrance to the Children's Room. Using various art materials, we'll emphasize the out-of-this-world theme of this summer's reading program.  Ages 5-10.  Register beginning March 16 online or in person at the Children's Desk.