Programs, Events, & Classes

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Snap Circuits

  • Date/Time: First Thursday of the Month @ 5:30pm
  • Audience/Location: Ages 8+, MakerLab
Explore hands-on circuit projects at your own pace using easy-to-follow kits and idea guides.
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Sashiko Stitching: Mending with Beauty

  • Date/Time: November 18th @ 5:30pm
  • Audience/Location: Teens/Adults, MakerLab
Extend the life of your well-loved garments with this decorative stitching technique!
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Introducing Studio 170

  • Date/Time: Select Wednesdays at 5pm
  • Audience/Location: Ages 13+, Audio Studio
Explore your artistic visions in Studio 170.
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Introduction to Tower Gardening

  • Date/Time: October 8, November 20, December 10 @ 5pm
  • Audience/Location: Ages 13+, MakerLab
Dive into the world of aeroponic technology!
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Crocheted Candles Class

  • Date/Time: Mondays, October 27 - December 15 @ 6pm
  • Audience/Location: 10+, Junior Floor
Come learn to crochet a unique holiday decoration!
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Speedcubing Club

  • Date/Time: Tuesdays @ 5:30pm (Returns in September!)
  • Audience/Location: Ages 10 and up, Junior Floor
Can you solve a 3x3 Rubik's cube? Learn how or how to solve them faster!
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Chess Club

  • Date/Time: Thursdays @ 4pm
  • Audience/Location: Library Main Floor
Improve your game, learn new strategies, and compete against other chess players each week.
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Library Chef: Live, Virtual Cooking

  • Date/Time: Various dates
  • Audience/Location: Ages 5 - Adult, Virtual Platform
Enhance your kitchen skills with expert-led classes.
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A Sweet Tradition: Maple Sugaring in Native American Communities

  • Date/Time: November 24th @ 6pm
  • Audience/Location: Teens and their families, Farioly Program Room
Sweet presentation about the stories, history, and traditional methods of making this tasty treat.
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