Upcoming Events

Experienced basket-maker, Mary Lou Sgro, will be teaching how to make a small weaved, rectangular cracker basket with a twill pattern and rolled edge (8" x 4" x 4") in this two-day class (March 18 and 19).

Experienced basket-maker, Mary Lou Sgro, will be teaching how to make a small weaved, rectangular cracker basket with a twill pattern and rolled edge (8" x 4" x 4") in this two-day class (March 18 and 19).

Joan Lloyd donates hundreds of pairs of beaded earrings every year to women's shelters. Please help by making one pair to donate for each pair you make for yourself. It's fun and easy -- you'll soon be hooked on earring-making!

Usher in Spring with Director Jill Davis by creating your own version of this spring wreath using an embroidery hoop, burlap and wood flowers.  Materials fee of $10 due by March 15th. 

This beginner class uses still-life to explore the ways that watercolor can be used to create different values.

Let's celebrate National Library Week 2025!  This year's theme is "Drawn to the Library."  We will design our own book/journal cover using colorful markers, stickers, colorful papers, stencils, and more!

It's National Library Week!  To celebrate, we are offering a craft made from discarded books.  Once again, Ashlyn Longobardi from The Simple Sunday will lead patrons into creating a beautiful bouquet of book page roses.

Join us in creating a beautiful painted field of flowers inspired by a project from Hervé Tullet! We will work collaboratively on this project, but everyone will bring home their own painting. This program will use paint, so dress to get messy!

Earth day is next week!

For Centuries, mehndi--the art of henna painting on the body--has been practiced in India, Africa, and the Middle East, where the henna plant is believed to bring love, good fortune, and protection.

Create a pretty bouquet of felt flowers and buttons with a library staff member to celebrate Mother's Day--and, of course, Spring!  Limited seating.

Experienced basket-maker, Mary Lou Sgro, will be teaching how to make a small weaved, rectangular cracker basket with a twill pattern and rolled edge (8" x 4" x 4") in this two-day class (June 3 and 4).

Experienced basket-maker, Mary Lou Sgro, will be teaching how to make a small weaved, rectangular cracker basket with a twill pattern and rolled edge (8" x 4" x 4") in this two-day class (June 3 and 4).

These easy-to-make glass gazing stones will enhance your garden's beauty.  The program will be led by a library staff member.  Limited seating.