Egg Drop For children going into 1st grade through 5th grade. The children will need to make and supply their own containers from home, such that the egg will be safe when dropped from the bucket truck. They will also need to bring their container to the library. We will supply the egg and tape […]

Pop by the library to show off your talents or be part of the audience! No registration required.

Get moving! Songs and dance followed by a cool-down stretch. Adults must attend with child. No registration required.

A simplified version of traditional theater, in which actors read directly from scripts (no memorization required here!) and perform with a minimal amount of preparation. Regular attendance at practice is required to be a part of the performance. Register in person or online.Rehearsals: June 9, June 16, June 23, June 30, July 7, July 14thPerformance: […]

Stories, rhymes, crafts, and activities for your little one. Program is geared towards 2-5 year olds, but siblings are welcome to attend. June 10th - Pets June 17th - Ocean June 24th - Safari July 1st - Farm July 8th - Rainforest July 15th - Forest July 22nd - Nocturnal July 29th - Prehistoric

Layers of the Rainforest Join us for an animal-themed afternoon of fun activities. Learn about the layers of the rainforest by making a layered, sweet treat, creating and solving a rainforest puzzle, and reading about the animals who live in the rainforest. No registration required.

Join Us for the Blue Zones Engagement Focus GroupThe Marshall County Crossroads Team and local leaders are working with Blue Zones to complete a community assessment in Marshall County that would determine how to make it a healthier place to live, work, grow up, and grow old. Blue Zones experts will collaborate with leaders to […]

So many cookbooks, so little time! There are so many scrumptious sounding recipes inside our cookbook collection, it's hard to decide what to make first. Join us at 1 p.m. on Saturday, July 10th, for our Cookbook Potluck. Just check out one of our cookbooks and try out a new recipe, or make one of […]

Join us for a showing of Charlotte's Web. Popcorn and lemonade will be served. No registration required.

The Night Owls Book Club first met in October 2010. It was started by community members who wanted an evening meeting time. The Night Owls meet on the second Monday of each month from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the cozy Upper Level Meeting Room. Their slogan is "What a Hoot!"