Event List

Have you always wanted to learn how to knit but didn't know where to start?  Have you tried in the past but got stuck on something and had no where to get help?  Join us every other week for a beginner knitting class.

Enjoy painting outside in the library garden. Kids of all ages are welcome. Dress to get messy. Registration is required. Wait listed patrons may be able to attend, but will be seated on the ground with lap desks instead of at tables.

Transform old vinyl records into unique works of art! In this fun workshop, you'll get to paint and design your own vinyl record, expressing your creativity with bold colors and designs.

Have you always wanted to learn how to knit but didn't know where to start?  Have you tried in the past but got stuck on something and had no where to get help?  Join us every other week for a beginner knitting class.

Come play board games and video games at the library! Teens age 13-17 welcome! 

We provide the LEGOs and you provide the creativity! Registration is required.

This month’s A Likely Story book is “I Am Malala: How One Girl Stood Up for Education and Changed the World” by Malala Yousafzai and Patricia McCormick!

For Grades 6 to 12

Come meet and hang out with your fellow otaku! For seasoned anime fans and newbies alike - We'll watch a different anime each month, do fun stuff, and eat snacks! 

Join us as we take on the challenge of designing cartoon characters in a single drawing, each brought to life in four unique artistic styles.

Paint What You Meme is back! Find your favorite appropriate meme and use your creativity to paint it on canvas. Ages 12-18

COLOR THEORY: Stop in for a quick story and a simple science experiment as a part of our summer reading program.

All ages are welcome.

Registration is required.

Create a unique work of art using string and nails! Tweens and teens will design their own pattern and bring it to life by wrapping colorful thread around nails to make cool shapes and designs. 

REFRACTION: Stop in for a quick story and a simple science experiment as a part of our summer reading program.

All ages are welcome.

Registration is required.

Adults are invited to create a unique and vibrant piece of art using yarn and glue. Registration is required and opens on 5/15/25.

PENDULUMS: Stop in for a quick story and a simple science experiment as a part of our summer reading program.

All ages are welcome.

Registration is required.

Ages 11-17 are invited to create colorful coasters using Sharpie markers and isopropyl alcohol. Registration is required and opens 5/21/25.

Join us as we personalize our own flower pots! Tweens and teens will be able to paint a pot and plant their own flower seeds to grow! 

Get creative with glow-in-the-dark and neon paints! Tweens and teens can make their own artwork that shines under blacklight.

Create a special Sharpie masterpiece on your very own mug. Supplies provided. 

SUNLIGHT: Stop in for a quick story, science lesson, and food craft as a part of our summer reading program.

All ages are welcome.

Registration is required.

Ages 9-17 are invited to create their own comics using various mediums. Registration is requested but not required. 

BUBBLES: Stop in for a quick story and a simple science experiment as a part of our summer reading program.

All ages are welcome.

Registration is required.

Relax and get creative with Zentangle and watercolor! Tweens and teens will learn simple Zentangle patterns and combine them with watercolor backgrounds to create unique, calming artwork. 

LIQUID DENSITY: Stop in for a quick story and a simple science experiment as a part of our summer reading program.

All ages are welcome.

Registration is required.