Week Calendar

Ages 1 – 3 with an adult

Bring your baby or toddler for songs and finger-painted Valentine’s hearts! Dress for a mess.

Ages 6 – 24 months with an adult

Stories, songs, and movement, supporting literacy development and learning in young children.

All storytimes are ticketed programs.

Ages 2 – 3 with an adult.

Stories, songs, and movement, supporting literacy development and learning in young children.

All storytimes are ticketed programs.

Ages 6 – 24 months with an adult

Stories, songs, and movement, supporting literacy development and learning in young children.

All storytimes are ticketed programs.

Ages 3 - 5 with an adult.

Have you ever done yoga moves to a favorite children's book? Brain to Belly Kids Yoga will teach us how! Please bring towels or mats for yourself and your child. 

Let's learn English together at this free ESL class for beginning and advanced speakers – begin anytime!  Tagalong children may come if they are supervised by their parents.

Get ready for games and crafts at this fun senior social hour from 10am-11am. Celebrate Valentine’s Day with a painting project! Paint your own heart shaped treasure box.

Ages 3 – 5 

To promote independence, we encourage children to attend without adults.

Stories, songs, and movement, supporting literacy development and learning in young children.

All storytimes are ticketed programs.

A free concert sponsored by the Friends of the Library.

The Liane Williams Quartet fills our souls with jazz and also presents some historic African American music to honor Black History Month.

Add something special to your next presentation! Learn advanced features of PowerPoint to make your slideshow stand out. Requires basic computer skills.

Ages 3 – 5 

To promote independence, we encourage children to attend without adults.

Stories, songs, and movement, supporting literacy development and learning in young children.

All storytimes are ticketed programs.

Please join Gail Morales of Blissful Light for a fun and engaging beginner’s yoga class. The class is designed for participants to sit on mats on the floor. Please bring your own mat, if possible. Limited to 25 participants.

Short Stories Discussion Group meets every 2nd Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the Mary Nelson Room. Pick up short stories at the Adult Reference Desk on the second floor, one month in advance.

Drop in for assistance with your computer, smartphone or other device at this weekly help session. 

Get introduced to artificial intelligence and learn how you can use it.

Bring your handicraft projects–crochet, knitting or sewing–and spend an hour enjoying conversation while your needles do the work.

Free Friday Matinee

Float (2024, PG-13, 100 minutes)

Ages 11 – 14

Come dressed to paint as we sip a beverage and create Valentine’s Day paintings!

Ages 6 - 10.

Join our beginner friendly tabletop wargaming club. We play Warhammer 40k 10e, and have a small selection of armies available to play. No experience or materials needed, but feel free to bring your own.

Join OLCHS teacher Eric Kallenborn and friends to play Commander at a casual level of play. Feel free to bring a competitive deck or two with you. We’ll also have decks for you to use if you don’t have your own deck.

Make films and learn what goes on behind the camera! This club of local filmmakers welcomes beginners.

Ages 6 - 10

Decorate a coaster with infusible ink designs created using Cricut.

Discover the fundamentals of crafting a stop motion film, and make a cooperative short.

Lawyer Caroline Smith will go over the essential legal documents every adult should have in place, for themselves, their newly adult children, and adults they care for.

For families. 

We’ll supply the Legos and you supply the imagination! 

The Alzheimer’s & Dementia Support Group provides an opportunity for family members, friends, caregivers, and others to meet regularly where they can share feelings, thoughts, and experiences.

Got problems? Let’s talk. It’s time for your struggle to end! Join our Debt Club and learn how you can pay off debt, save more money, and build wealth.

The Rom-Commers by Katherine Center