Week Calendar

Ready to dive into a fun and relaxing new hobby? Join us for Crochet for Starters: Loops & Learning, a beginner-friendly workshop where you’ll learn the basics of crochet.

Join us for a creative and collaborative experience at the library’s Sewing Club!

Come get messy and have fun learning about the process of making slime with a Mardi Gras flare!  We will be using baking soda, contact solution, glue, glitter and confetti to make our slime.

 Join us for a relaxing 2 hours of crochet, knitting, embroidery, or any needlework you enjoy! Bring your current project or start something new in the company of fellow crafters. All skill levels welcome—beginners included! 

Get ready for a heart-pumping good time at the library! In this hands-on STEM workshop, kids will explore how the real human heart works and discover why we use hearts as symbols on Valentine’s Day.

  Looking for a creative outlet and a fun way to unwind? Join us for our Adult Craft Program — a welcoming space to explore your artistic side, try something new, and connect with others in the community.

Get ready for a chewy, stretchy, super-bubbly science adventure all about GUM! We’ll kick things off by reading Bubble Gum Bison Needs a Bath by Scott Rothman, then jump into hands-on bubble gum experiments.

Teen will experiment with marshmallows to see what makes them sink or float. Explore concepts like density, buoyancy, and problem-solving while having a sweet and fun learning experience. Join us for this tasty twist on science!

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!

Learn how to make scented playdough in as little as 4 ingredients

Dive into the world of technology and discover what makes your favorite devices come alive!

Beginner’s Crochet

Participants will learn about the center of gravity while making their own balance buddies!

Get ready to cheer, laugh, and race the wind! Our Balloon Races turn ordinary balloons into speedy little rockets as players dash, launch, and compete to see whose balloon zooms across the finish line first. It’s fast. It’s silly.

Candy hearts: good for eating? Depends on who you ask. Good for building? Librarians say YES! Join us for an engineering challenge to see who can build the tallest, sturdiest candy heart tower!