Event List

Bring your own knitting, crocheting or other project to work on while we socialize.

Who knew you could make slow-cooked pork so fast with the hearty pork pressure cooker meal? This Michoacan tender and crispy dish is so simple that you can feed the whole family! Bring your taste and earn your chef's hat.

Dance the night away at this unique prom designed for children ages 0-5 and their caregivers! Wear your fanciest outfit and take a photo in front of the photo backdrop. Enjoy the music and bubbles on the dance floor! 

Learn about Hawaiian Culture and Dance with Hula Hale Dancers. This engaging program not only shares traditional Hawaiian dances, but also teaches the audience dances, the language, and the meanings behind both.

All ages welcome.

Learn how to make your own stunning and unique marbled paper using floating inks on water for Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month.  Tweens and teens 12 - 18 years are welcome and all supplies are provided.

Come and join us for a Monday night movie. Doors open 10 minutes before showtime. Seating is first come, first served. Snacks and beverages with a lid are allowed. 

Fame (R). 140 minutes. (Swank)

Join us Monday evenings as we work on the Ultimate Beginner Quilt. Learn a new block pattern each week or bring your own projects to work on. No experience needed and supplies are provided.

A workshop for writers to share their work and receive feedback from one another. Writers of all abilities are welcome!

Tai Chi provides a slow, gentle exercise routine suitable for all ages and skill levels.  It is especially useful for older adults as it focuses on building flexibility, muscle strength, and balance.  Tai Chi has been shown to improve ba

Looking for help researching your family history? Stop by the Kansas Room Tuesdays from 10:00 to noon to learn about the library's genealogy databases and resources. No appointment needed.

Preschool Playtime is for children between the ages of 2 and 5 and their guardians. A variety of age-appropriate games and activities will be provided each week to entertain your little ones.

It’s never too early to stretch, breathe, and play! Pose and Play Little One's Library Yoga introduces preschoolers Yoga beginners to the magic of yoga through storytelling, songs, and movement.

Knitting, embroidery, and quilting, oh my! No matter what form of textile art is your favorite, you are welcome to join us for textile time each Tuesday.

Únete a nuestro programa de conversación en inglés. Practica tu inglés de forma natural en sesiones diseñadas para hablar y ganar confianza. No es una clase tradicional, sino un espacio relajado donde podrás expresarte sin presión.

Kids Who Code Club is a middle school program that uses the hands-on curriculum from Girls Who Code to introduce students to computer science.

Whether you're a fan of shojo or shonen, magical girls or giant robots, we're here to provide your anime fix!  Check out our Facebook page at:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/otakuanimecorps/

Nature Storytime at the Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Schlagle Library!

Baby Storytime serves as your child’s first introduction to a storytime setting. We focus on interaction between baby and their caregiver with songs, books, bonding activities and finger plays. For children ages 0 to 2 with a caregiver.

Little ones enjoy three enchanting stories while grown-ups sip on something warm and wonderful! It’s the perfect blend of joy and java, because storytime isn’t just for kids! Only one small drink will be given to one kid & adult per family.

Expand your jewelry-making skills and learn the art of creating beautiful crystal and bead pendants! Discover techniques for selecting beads, designing patterns, and assembling unique jewelry pieces.

Join us for stories, songs and playtime featuring active play and sensory activities. Perfect for preschoolers, but babies and toddlers are welcome, too!