Week Calendar

Picasso, van Gogh, Michelangelo and YOU! No matter what medium you prefer to create with, all are welcome to join The Painters Palette! Open to all, this gathering is the time to let your creative juices flow.

NEW! Are your energy pathways blocked? Discover how to release and balance any blocked energy you may have.

3rd Thursday of the Month, 10am-12pm 

Aimez-vous parler francais?

This conversation French - 2 class meets once a week for eight weeks.  The focus is on building your confidence in speaking French. So, come join and bavardons!  Handouts will be provided.

A course for beginners to advanced players of violin, viola, and cello, with a focus on music immersion and group participation.  Beginning, Intermediate, and Advanced students participate together.  Instructors: Sonja Prychitko, Bella S

A tuition free course for children ages 5-14, where students learn to sing with others in a group setting; a preparatory class for choir.  Instructor: Laya Field

Pick out a few of your favorite songs, grab your ukulele and come jam!

We will be accessing our music online, so bring your tablet or iPad, as well as a music stand, ukulele, and anything you like to get your jam on!

Downloading eBooks and eAudiobooks can be easy through the library’s digital collection!

A tuition free course for tots to teens in a family friendly setting where students learn to share in the language of music; a preparatory class for learning an instrument.  Instructors: Aubrey Self & Laya Field

Introduction to Robotics program will equip youth with an understanding of Robotics, while gaining hands on experience with building and programming EV3 & Spike Prime robots. From understanding sensors to programming robots for missions,

The card game “Canasta” is a Spanish word that means basket. A very old card game that has over 20 different versions and is played all over the world.

From modest hunting lodge to magnificent royal residence, Versailles sees to come straight out of a fairy tale.

But why was if built in the first place?  And what concepts guided its construction?

In partnership with Honor Health and instructors from AT Still University, Matter of Balance offers participants a way to gain confidence and strength through instructor guided gentle exercises for a more balanced and stronger life.

3rd Friday of each month presented by Gary Zaro

Little Known Stories of World War II 2023-2024

Friday, January 19, 2024: Katyn (Poland, 2007; 120 minutes)

Join Ross in the Teen Lounge every Tuesday afternoon from 3-4pm for fun and exciting gaming hangouts! Tournaments, Co-Op, Speedruns, Cozy Gaming, Board games and more!

This program is intended for ages 11-17.

For students who know how to read music and play violin, viola, or cello in first position.  students enjoy playing simple pieces of music together in a group and increase their ability to engage with other young musicians.  Tuition fee

Brain Powers teaches the game of Chess and other games rooted in concentration of thought and strategic principles for K-12 and adults, offering class and one-on-one instruction.  Teaching the tactics and strategies of

3rd Tuesday of the month: January 16, February 20, and March 19

For students who are able to read music and play violin, viola, or cello beyond first position, focusing on playing different styles of music, the ins and outs of playing together in an ensemble, following a conductor, and increasing skill on thei

Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are held every Thursday. If the Library is closed, the meeting is held on the Waterfall Terrace.