Event List

Get your clothes (and your life) in order! Learn how to sort laundry, read clothing tags, remove stains, and wash and dry clothes the right way- just in time for spring cleaning and a fresh start.

In this hands-on science experiment, teens will build a “cloud” in a jar and observe how rain forms.

In celebration of National Poetry Month, participants will combine art and writing to create visual poems in a fun, low-pressure environment.

Unleash your creativity with Pearler beads! Make fun designs, keychains, or charms and leave with something that’s totally you.

Celebrate Name Yourself Day with us in a fun and creative way! ✨🖍️

Get ready to craft something you can actually wear! ✨🧷

Join us for a high-energy, fun free-for-all gaming session where everyone can jump in and play. No teams, no pressure—just non-stop action, friendly competition, and loads of laughs.

Put your engineering skills to the test using jelly beans and toothpicks! Participants will design and build their own structures while learning about shapes, balance, and basic engineering principles.

Feeling overwhelmed by screens? You’re not alone. This Life Skills session is designed to help tweens and teens build healthier, smarter relationships with technology—without giving it up completely.

Miss Julie will be showing teens/tweens how to make an edible cup of "dirt" using crushed Oreo cookies, chocolate pudding, and gummy worms. How yummy does that sound? Come join us! 

Celebrate National Poetry Month by getting creative with words!

In this fun crafty program, participants will turn simple wooden clothespins into colorful bugs using paint, pipe cleaners, googly eyes, and more.

Imagine building your very own robot out of a nailbrush! Sounds fun, right? Meet Bristlebots are cool, quirky, tiny robots that zip around like cheerful little bugs. They’re incredibly easy to construct and tons of fun to play with!

The Children's Art and Crafts Programs at the library offer young participants an inspiring and imaginative space to explore their creativity.

Teens are invited to put their engineering skills to the test with a paper airplane challenge! We’ll design, build, and fly paper airplanes while experimenting with folds, balance, and aerodynamics to see whose plane can fly the farthest.

The STEM Squad is getting their hands dirty this month—in the best way! 🌱🫘

Join us for a high-energy, fun free-for-all gaming session where everyone can jump in and play. No teams, no pressure—just non-stop action, friendly competition, and loads of laughs.

Create a storm—no forecast required! In this hands-on lab, tweens and teens will model real atmospheric processes by building a rain cloud in a jar.

Has your for-you-page and newsfeeds been filled with new line dances?? Do you find yourself wishing you had someone to teach you those dances? Come by the library and let a certified fitness dance instructor teach you! 

Miss Julie will be showing teens/tweens how to decorate a cookie to look like a plant or animal cell including the cell wall, the nucleus, cytoplasm, etc.

Kids will dig into hands-on STEM fun as they learn how to start seeds and grow their own plants! Participants will explore how seeds sprout, discover what plants need to grow, and plant a vegetable or flower to take home.

Learn the basics of household tools in this hands-on program designed for beginners. Teens will practice simple skills, build confidence, and discover that everyday projects are totally doable.

Celebrate National Poetry Month with a hands-on, creative twist! Teens and tweens will fold colorful paper into small pockets, then write or choose a favorite poem to tuck inside.

Grab a seat, get creative, and make your own bracelets! Mix colors, charms, and patterns to design something totally you. Hang out, have fun, and leave with a bracelet you’ll love to show off!