Week Calendar

​​Gather your family, grab your pillows and blankets, and visit the library after hours for Family Fort Night! We’ll have the whole building to ourselves as we construct our blanket forts.

New Year = New Crafting Projects! 

Come bring your crafting supplies and swap for supplies for your upcoming year.

Supplies in good condition only, please!

Stop by our Forest Hills Branch to learn about animals in winter. Cozy up for Storytime at 10:30 or drop by anytime to the all-day drop-in craft stations. All ages welcome but best for ages 4-8. Come create! 

Do you like Wordle, Connections, and Strands? 

Join us for the New York Times Game Night! 

We’ll be solving word puzzles, having snacks, and having a great time! 

The winner of our game night tournament will

A Death Cafe is a group-directed discussion of death with no agenda, objectives or themes.

GET INVOLVED!

Connect with fellow gardeners and gardener wannabes.

A nonfiction book club for people who want to read about, think about, and talk about, death and dying.

Book List:

On Living by Kerry Eagan (Jan.

Once nearly wiped out by unregulated trapping and habitat loss, the playful river otter has made a remarkable return to Pennsylvania’s waterways.

Remember Aspic? Where you the kid in the cafeteria making weird concoctions? Bring your favorite (or least favorite) weird recipe to our potluck!

Our Crafting Circle will be hosting a potluck of weird and funky recipes.

The 4th Tuesday Book Club reads books on a wide variety of subjects and genres: fiction and nonfiction, classic and contemporary.