Week Calendar

For the very beginners who are new to English and need extra support with reading, writing, basic vocabulary and basic life skills. Level testing is required to participate.

This club is for students with limited English experience. Includes leveled listening, speaking, reading and writing practice. Must take a placement test and place below ESL intermediate level courses.

This kit is intended for those entering grades 6 to 12. 

Dig for your own dinosaur!

This club is for students who already use English in daily tasks but need to keep improving. Includes leveled listening, speaking, reading and writing practice. Attendees must take a placement test.

Kick off National Novel Writing Month by spending the day writing, learning and improving your craft with other authors and writers. Check out our Events Calendar closer to the event to see a full list of programs. 

Create a beaded bookmark to decorate your favorite reads AND keep your place. All materials are provided. Kits are first-come, first-served, limited to one kit per adult and no reservations. You must be present to pick up a kit. 

For ages 12 months to 5 years with a caregiver. Register each child attending.

Learn and practice English in an informal setting. Read books together, discuss current news or explore other topics. This club is open to all and presented on Zoom. You will need a computer, tablet, or phone to access Zoom.

Join Sam Rich for a gentle yoga class including breathing exercises, light asana (postural) work and meditation. All levels are welcome. Please bring a mat or towel. 

Utilize this quiet space to write, get inspiration from writing prompts, enjoy coffee and see what resources the Library has to offer. 

Discuss and hear readings from the book entitled " IF WE CAN DO IT, YOU CAN TOO!" This book is the inspirations and motivations of 17 award winning Toastmasters & Speakers. Toastmasters International is a US-headquartered nonpro

Build confidence speaking English and ask questions about everyday life in the U.S. Practice conversations you would use at a school, store, doctor's appointment and with neighbors. Learn how to use the Library and the internet.

This club is for students with limited English experience. Includes leveled listening, speaking, reading and writing practice. Must take a placement test and place below ESL intermediate level courses.

This club is for students who already use English in daily tasks but need to keep improving. Includes leveled listening, speaking, reading and writing practice. Attendees must take a placement test.

Discuss writing prompts, craft, style and current works in progress with fellow authors and writers. Light lunch will be provided for registered participants. 

This program is intended for children ages 3-6 with a caregiver. 

Make a scarecrow friend to bring home, and a cool candy corn craft too.

For young people Grades 3 to 5. Use transfer paper and old magazines to craft the 90s throwback t-shirt of your wildest dreams.

Learn to tell a compelling/realistic story, even if it is fiction.

Use transfer paper and old magazines to craft the 90s throwback t-shirt of your wildest dreams.

Utilize this quiet space to write, get inspiration from writing prompts, enjoy coffee and see what resources the Library has to offer. 

Girls Who Code is a national organization that is on a mission to close the gender gap in computer science.

Join us for a Virtual Q&A Panel with Literary Agents:

Katharine Sands of Sarah Jane Freyman

Daniel Cramer of Page Turner Literary Agents 

This program is intended for those in grades 3 to 8. 

We will provide the artistic supplies and the technology and you will provide the creativity in this weekly open crafting and exploration session. 

This program is for young people Grades 1-5.
Pokémon® cards! Pokémon® Go! Pokémon® is also a TV show! Celebrate all things Pokémon® together at this monthly club. Gotta catch ‘em all!

Calling all Swifties! Are you ready for it? Celebrate Taylor Swift and Halloween by arriving in style in an outfit inspired your favorite TS era.

This is a family event. Didn't get enough trick-or-treating? Stop by for a scary scavenger hunt. Find all the items and receive a treat.

A short lecture about the history and theory of tarot cards is followed by hands-on card reading practice. Attendees will receive a handout explaining tarot card meanings and simple spreads.