Upcoming Events

 Building camaraderie and community spirit through exercise to prioritize health and well-being.

SAIL (Staying Active and Independent for Life), is a an exercise program developed by the OU Health Sciences Center to help promote long and active lives for individuals.  The program provides a combination of aerobic, balance, strength and s

The public library's adult board games program offers a nostalgic and engaging escape. Participants enjoy an array of strategic and classic games, fostering camaraderie and mental stimulation.

The public library offers a dynamic senior fitness program, fostering health and community engagement. Tailored for seniors, it combines low-impact exercises, flexibility training, and social activities.

Heather will be doing tech support this month and the Digi-Lab is always available.  Check It Out!!    This month is all about kids.  Worried about your child's screen use?

Discover the calming and captivating sound of the steel tongue drum in this live demonstration designed for adults and children age

🔍 Discover Local History with the Genealogy & Historical Society! 🏛️

Bring your littles every Tuesday and Thursday at 10am for our interactive toddler storytime, where little ones can sing, dance, and enjoy a delightful story!

February is all about kindness! After our story, kids will make kindness coupons to share acts of love and helpfulness with the people around them.

Join us for an hour of moving and grooving with a little mingle in the middle.  Tuesday and Thursday are exercise days at the library.   Libraries aren’t just for reading — they’re for moving, too!

This week’s Tiny-Tot Storytime is all about sensory fun! Little ones will explore textures, sounds, and movement through engaging stories and a hands-on activity designed to spark curiosity and play. Perfect for ages 2 and up!

"Mother Goose & Me" is an interactive program for children aged 3 and under. This program nurtures early literacy skills through stories, nursery rhymes, finger-plays, songs, music, movement, and engaging activities.

Staying Active and Independent for Life (SAIL) is a fitness program for older adults, which can be done sitting or standing performing exercise that improves strength ,balance and fitness is critical for staying active and reducing the risk of fal

Join us for a groovy storytime featuring Pete the Cat’s Groovy Guide to Love by Kimberly Dean!

Welcome to our re-branded crochet club!!  If you like to hook, this is your place to be.  Join seasoned crafters as they explore the craft of crochet.  Beginners are welcome and guidance is available for free.

Take time for yourself with Soleful Steppers, a gentle exercise class designed for people of all fitness levels.

Worried about your child’s screen use? This program covers parental controls, online safety tips, and how to guide kids toward responsible technology use.

Join us for a journey into the world of stories at our weekly Children's Storytime at the library! Perfect for children aged 4 to 12, this event will spark their imagination and love for reading.

Kids can create a cute cactus using pre-cut hand shapes! Children will choose their handprint cutouts, decorate them to look like spiky cacti, and place them in colorful paper pots to complete their artwork.

Sweet science in action! Join us to grow your own edible crystals while learning about sugar, saturation, and crystal formation. A tasty, hands-on STEM activity for teens

Join us for a colorful and creative craft inspired by the beloved children’s book Put Me in the
Zoo by Robert Lopshire edited by Dr. Seuss. After a brief sharing of the story, children will

Come join us at the Creation Station!
Each week, children will enjoy a variety of crafts, activities, and a snack. Some weeks will even feature exciting STEM projects!

Lets get crafty with perler beads!
Kids will design their own character or shape to create and will get to take it home!

Join us for a hands-on engineering challenge!  Teens will design and build their own mini catapults using simple, low-cost materials, then test how far they can launch paper hearts.