
Join our year-long journey with Heather Rogers “America’s Preeminent Presidential Doodler”, as she shares some of her favorite doodles, observations, and tidbits about the first 12 presidents. This month we're talking Martin Van Buren: First president born in the United States but English wasn’t his first language. Don't you want to know more? Heather Rogers isn’t a historian, an academic, or an impartial storyteller… but she has [...]

Join our quarterly session with Ashley Woodworth, local yoga teacher and sound facilitator. The theme for this session will be Listening as Meditation, with reflection questions such as "What does it mean to truly listen, beyond hearing?" Sound meditation is an integrated practice that combines a restorative setting with an emphasis on breath, mindful presence, and judicious listening. Instruments such as Tibetan singing bowls, [...]

Follow along with Rachelle Toth as she guides you through all the steps needed to make a sweet and summery gift for yourself or a loved one. Using paint to enhance natural materials, each participant will leave with a completed pebble birds decoration. Craft Club is a great way for adults to try new arts and crafts while easing stress and having fun - no experience necessary! All crafts focus more on joy than the outcome, allowing [...]

Join us for an afternoon with local photographer, author and filmmaker, Christopher Seufert, as we delve into his book and film, Memento Gorey: The Last Interviews with Edward Gorey (to be released August 28, 2026). Thirty years in the making, both the film and book offer a new window on the often-mysterious Gorey and captures many facets of his personality as he and Seufert worked together to produce the only Gorey documentary [...]

We continue our American Tales journey through our nation's history with a new Reading Challenge theme for August: WWI & the Jazz Age (1917-1929). Download this month's suggested reading list, learn more about the 2026 Reading Challenge, and visit the Library to pick up a reading challenge map and materials.Â

Children ages 3-5 years old, and their parents/caregivers are invited to join us for stories, songs, rhymes, and fun together during this drop-in Dinosaur family story time outside on the Library front lawn @ 10:30 am every Saturday through August 29. Stay after for toys, conversation, and crafts! Registration is not required.
