Week Calendar

Cozy up with some new reads during the winter months to complete the Winter Reading Challenge!

Display of Women Hats will be the focus for the month of February, in honor of Mae Reeves.  The first African American woman from Philadelphia whom in 1942, became an entrepreneur by opening her hat shop, called Mae's Millinery. Ms.

Film screening and introduction with Q&A by Director Craig Dudnick. Alice Tregay’s story: ordinary people effecting extraordinary change for human rights. Five decades of fearless activism and the continuing relevance of Dr.

If you are working on a creative project, a school assignment, or just want to learn more about the craft of writing, the Wonderful Writers Club is here for you. This club is for students in grades 5-8.

This beginner-friendly AI workshop is designed for adults who want to understand and experiment with today’s everyday artificial intelligence tools in a supportive library environment. No technical background is required—just curiosity.

Join us to create your own Propagation Station! This viral craft allows plant parents and beginners alike to propagate plants in a contained space.

Need some quick handmade Valentines gifts? Or just a really big fan of axolotls? Join us for some axolotl themed crafts! 

Join us at for a festive dumpling-making demonstration in honor of Chinese New Year. Learn about the cultural significance of dumplings and watch step-by-step techniques from our presenter. 

Sip coffee and socialize while learning basic tech skills in a relaxed environment with this new monthly series.

Alma Thomas was the first Black woman to have a solo exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art. Her abstract art is influenced by nature and it will be our inspiration as we create paintings in her style. All supplies provided.