Event List

Imaginations abound at this story time, where we share books, music, and bubbles!

Kids can choose one of our provided design templates to create their own perler bead magnet or keychain with the help of their accompanying adult! For Ages 6-11.

If you are a long-time comics lover or just discovering the wonderful world of comic books and graphic novels, the Cozy Comics Club is for you.

Connect with top EHS students weekly in the Youth Library for support in all subject areas. Tutoring is open to elementary and middle school students (K-8th). No sign-up required!

Registered yoga teacher Julie Hamilton will lead the class using modifications of many common yoga poses. Perfect for seniors and for others with disabilities or challenges such as chronic illness, pain, or stiffness.

Dance to your heart's content! We're going to share sweet stories, sing along with fun songs, and dance 'til we drop.

Books, bops, and bouncing babies! Enjoy time together with your little one and connect with fellow caregivers.

Spend your day off from school enjoying a movie & free popcorn at the library! For a safe and smooth event, we ask that parents or guardians accompany all children inside the library for check-in. An adult must stay with children under 8.

Whether you're new to new crochet or a seasoned stitcher, come join us to learn new techniques, share tips, and connect with other crochet enthusiasts. If you have your own supplies and project, bring it along.

We will be watching the 1971 animated fil "The Point" narrated by Ringo Starr.  

A father reads his son a bedtime story about young Oblio, who is banished from the fantastical kingdom of pointed heads and things for having no point.

Explore a new theme each week with vibrant picture books, toe-tapping songs, and giggle-worthy moves alongside your story time pals!

A welcoming social gathering for people living with changes in memory or thinking, and those who care for them. Talk with others who understand and can share thoughts and ideas.

Break out your pickaxes, watch out for creepers, and head to the library to play Minecraft with friends on our server!

Mark Knott, from the Metro East Recovery Council, will be discussing the stigma of substance abuse disorder and how to deal with this sensitive and personal issue in a non-judgmental manner.

Learn the basics of setting up a Google account and all of the services that come with it. We will do brief overviews of Gmail, Google Workspace (office), Google Drive, Google Calendar, and a YouTube account. Bring a device and your questions.

Go on a quest with fellow players in the classic collaborative role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons, or try out our many other tabletop games.

Gregory Guntren's tech help at the Main Street Community Center

Whether you're new to crochet or a seasoned stitcher, come join us to learn new techniques, share tips, and connect with other adult crocheters. If you have your own supplies and project, bring it along.

Embark on an adventure for your taste buds with food as your travel ticket! Each month we will sample a variety of snacks from across the globe and discover new favorite flavors.

Screen Screams Society is a horror movie club for adults featuring regular screenings of classic and modern scary films. Sit back, grab some popcorn, and enjoy a fright on the big screen.

Imaginations abound at this story time, where we share books, music, and bubbles!

Create a fun design with perler beads during the session! Materials & some ideas will be available, but feel free to bring your own design!