Upcoming Events

Delve into the vibrant world of cinematic color, tracing its journey from the Lumière brothers' pioneering days through the Technicolor revolution of the 1940s, the widescreen innovations of the 1950s, and up to today's immersive experiences in IM

Bring your knitting, quilting, sewing, or other fiber arts project. Work on and chat about your current projects with fellow enthusiasts. All are welcome.

This is not an instructional program. No registration required.

Participants will create two greeting cards using decorative paper napkins. Napkins of the instructor's choice will be available or participants may bring their own. Fee: $5

Using locally foraged seeds, nuts, flowers and berries, participants will create a birdhouse feeder.

This workshop provides an introduction to the LGBT community by defining common terminology, explaining the difference between sexual orientation and gender identity, and exploring risk factors and resiliencies.

Want to learn how to build a strong financial foundation?

Kids can enjoy a BrainMinders™ Puppet Show about safety, and then be fitted for and receive a free helmet. They'll also receive a coloring book, BrainMinders ™ certificate and enjoy some juice and cookies.

Paul M. Sparrow is a writer, historical consultant, and the former director of the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum.

We will celebrate Juneteenth with a special event that includes musical performances, speeches, and food! Join us to learn more about the history and importance of Juneteenth.

You can sign up at the library in person beginning on Monday, June 26th!

"Where There's a Will, There's The Stonewall Way" - Join a Stonewall National Monument park ranger for a virtual program exploring the dramatic hi