Bring your crocheting, knitting, cross-stitching, or embroidery projects and enjoy the company of crafty friends!  

This meeting will be in person at the library! 

This month's topic - Irish Killers

A virtual discussion group for people interested in discussing serial killers, cold cases, cults and disappearances.  It is a true crime club that is to die for.  DISCLAIMER:  An hour to kill is a true crime discussion club.   A Zoom link will be sent 24 prior to the meeting as long as you are registered.

Please do not attend if you're sensitive to discussions of violence or explicit content.

The Friends group is an association of concerned citizens who use their talents, skills, and interests to:

• focus public attention on the Library.
• stimulate the use of the Library's resources and services.
• receive and encourage gifts, endowments and bequests.
• assist in developing Library services and facilities for the community.

We will discuss a STEAM related topic and make a craft related to the topic. Registration required.

We will discuss a STEAM related topic and make a craft related to the topic. Registration required.

If you enjoy a large variey of games...board games, group games, word games and Wii, join us for Game Club.  

If you enjoy a large variey of games...board games, group games, word games and Wii, join us for Game Club.  

Book Club is for students in 3rd through 5th grade who enjoy reading and socializing with other young readers.  Members will read, discuss, and participate in activities based on chapter books from a variety of genres.  

Registration required.  We will contact you when we have the book available for you.

April's title - Pawcasso by Remy Lai

Book Club is for students in 3rd through 5th grade who enjoy reading and socializing with other young readers.  Members will read, discuss, and participate in activities based on chapter books from a variety of genres.  

Registration required.  We will contact you when we have the book available for you.

March's title - Chef Yasmina and the Potato Panic by Wauter Mannaert.