Play some games in the Teen Scene!

Come and join the library every Monday for Taiwanese Mah Jongg. All levels welcome!

Share, give feedback and learn from experts!

Children ages 8-12 are welcome to register for Nifty Knitting! You can join as a beginner, or an experienced knitter! Learn how to knit coasters, coin purses, or work on your own project surrounded by other fiber artists! Nifty Knitting meets on the first and third Mondays of the month.

All levels welcome!!

Try out the card game Pinochle!

Beginners welcome. Bring your project and a friend.

Learn the basics of Korean with Kim Every 1st and 3rd Tuesday

A historic 1945 trial as an allied prosecutor seeks to hold Nazi leaders accountable for the Holocaust’s atrocities. At the same time, a U.S. Army psychiatrist engages in a tense psychological battle with the prisoner, moral and emotional complexities behind bringing war criminals to justice.

Come in and play a round or two of Bridge. All levels welcome!

Learn how to write in caligraphy. Calligraphy is the art of creating expressive, stylized lettering using deliberate strokes that blend creativity, focus, and personal flair with special caligraphy pens supplied by the library to use.

Children ages 6-8 can sign-up for Gamers Guild to play all manner of video games and compete against each other, or work together, in a safe and welcoming environment.

Join us for a lively, hands‑on conversation about global food traditions. Explore cooking techniques from around the world, swap stories, and share your favorite recipes—all without turning on a stove.

Want to explore a new language? No teachers. No lessons. No pressure. Join us!

With its mix of strategy, skill, luck, and lively social interaction, Mah Jongg has captured the interest of players of all ages across the country. Whether it’s the thrill of building a winning hand, or the joy of friendly competition, there’s something undeniably special about this game.

Children ages 5-12 are welcome to join Weaving Workshop! They will start by learning the basics of weaving. No registration is required for Weaving Workshop. Weaving Workshop meets on the second Wednesday of the month.

The book tells the story of Miranda Brooks, who inherits her estranged uncle’s bookstore and is drawn into a final scavenger hunt that uncovers long-buried family secrets. Through this journey, she confronts themes of forgiveness, self-discovery, and the enduring power of books to connect people.