Meeting A & B

Join Allison Wilmes for alignment-based yoga. Bring a towel or mat-no experience necessary.

Playing with science has never been so much fun! Young and old alike can explore ten activity stations demonstrating various scientific principles. Register for free tickets to one of the three available entry times (10am, 11am, or noon) in person at the Youth Reference Desk beginning November 3.

Join Allison Wilmes for alignment-based yoga. Bring a towel or mat-no experience necessary.

Get ready for this year's BookArt contest with artist and illustrator Christine Thornton! In this workshop, she'll demonstrate the concepts and techniques involved with creating illustrations--skills you can later use to create an amazing bookmark. Register in person, online or by phone beginning September 2.

Get ready for this year's BookArt contest with artist and illustrator Christine Thornton! In this workshop, she'll demonstrate the concepts and techniques involved with creating illustrations--skills you can later use to create an amazing bookmark. Please note, children under the age of 7 must attend the program with a caregiver. Register in person, online or by phone beginning September 2.

Known as the “Father of the Atomic Age” Albert Einstein unveiled a universe with black holes, dark matter, and dark energy, yet most people know little of his views on religion or his disdain of materialism, racism, militarism, and nationalism. He spoke passionately for a just society and one united human family, rising above prejudices and hatred yet these deeply held beliefs often conflicted with the science he was pioneering. Though a devout pacifist, it was his recommendation to FDR that propelled the Manhattan Project which led to the Atom bomb.

Join Allison Wilmes for alignment-based yoga. Bring a towel or mat-no experience necessary.

Polling Place for Consolidated Election - polls open 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. - Precincts 149, 150, 156

This session is full. Please register for the session beginning at 3:15.
Beginners welcome! Capture the fleeting beauty of autumn with this fun painting workshop. First we'll draw different leaf varieties from observation on pieces of watercolor paper. Then learn to use watercolor pencils under Christine's guidance and add vibrant color to your leaves. Register early. This program is limited to thirty participants. Sixth grade through Adults welcome. This program fills quickly. Please add your name to the waiting list as we are trying to secure a second session.

Ready to try something really different? Photographers in grades 3-8 will switch out their paintbrushes for a flashlight and “paint” with light. Bring a camera or borrow one of the Library's and create a cool piece of art.