Event List

Our January meeting has been moved to Friday, 01/02, due to the New Year's Holiday. 

Join us for an informal discussion of this month's title: 

Strangers on a Train by Patricia Highsmith

Our theme for January is "Apple Month"!

We can't wait to see the amazing dishes everyone creates. 

Start out a new year with a new library database resource that will help you get your finances in order!  We will go over how to navigate the Weiss Ratings database to help you research your investing, finances, and banking needs.  

Vision boards combine images, words and dreams into one place as a reminder to ourselves of what we want to achieve. Whether you’re envisioning new health, school, financial or life goals we’re here to help you manifest them in 2026! 

This informative and interactive presentation introduces the affordable and easy gardening method of WINTER SOWING—a technique using recycled containers to start seeds outdoors during the winter months.

Join us for an informal discussion of this month's title: 

Vera Wang's Unsolicited Advice for Murderers by Jesse Santana

Step into the infamous shoes of Jack the Ripper! Join our digital watch party with Tours by Foot London’s “Jack the Ripper Tour - A Virtual London Walk.” 

Are you interested in learning how to use a computer? This entry level basic computer class will teach you how a computer works, basic navigation, and how to search the internet. 

Banish those winter blues at the snuggest spot in town! Every month, we're serving up steaming drinks, tasty treats, fun games, and coloring galore! Swing by our puzzle swap table to trade one brain-twister for another.

Jonathan Pfisterer from Pfisterer Retirement & Insurance will present a session on how Social Security works.

Sprinkle a dash of winter wonder onto your shelves by crafting your very own book vases. 

Toss in some flowers and greenery, and voilà—a masterpiece is born! 

Using soft pastels and a charcoal pencil create a striking sunset. No art experience required to create your original art piece. All supplies are provided.

The Biography Book Club meets the Last Tuesday of the month at 11:00 am starting in January 2026.  For the January 27 meeting, we will discuss the book:  Bing Crosby: A Pocketful of Dreams by Gary Giddins.

Build better habits, a stronger mindset, and steady motivation while sharing real-life takeaways with these monthly self-help picks.

January 27:
Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before
by Dr. Julie Smith

Join us for an informal discussion of this month's title: 

The Sinners All Bow by Kate Winkler 

Join us for a special presentation on one of the most diverse families of flowering plants on Earth — orchids!

This class teaches the basics on how to use the web-based word processing tool for typing up a letter or other important documents.

Let’s discover the history of some of the most endearing amusement parks of our childhood.

Join us for an informal discussion of this month's title: 

Just the Nicest Couple by Mary Kubica