Event List

Learn about current research, assistive devices, and community resources for people who have been diagnosed with an eye condition or have a family member who has vision impairment.

This month we'll be discussing I Hope This Finds You Well by Natalie Sue.

Have you ever sent a petty and angry email by accident?

This month we'll be discussing The Tainted Cup by Robert Jackson Bennett. 

This month we'll be discussing We All Shine On: John, Yoko, and Me by Elliot Mintz.

Hear someone with lived experience talk openly and honestly about what it is like to have a mental health condition. We'll raise questions about assumptions and ideas related to people with mental health conditions.

Help us pack seeds and take a few packets home. We will also discuss accessible gardening by exploring how you can garden no matter your physical ability or access to personal outdoor green space.

This month we will be discussing The Cutting Season by Attica Locke.

Learn about current research, assistive devices, and community resources for people who have been diagnosed with an eye condition or have a family member who has vision impairment.

This month we'll be discussing A Sitting in St. James by Rita Williams-Garcia.

This month we'll be discussing James by Percival Everett.

Explore all of the thoughts, feelings, and realities around grief and loss with professionals from the Skylight Foundation, which provides free mental health services for those in need. 

Drop-in event.

36 Questions for Civic Love is a tool created by the National Public Housing Museum (NPHM), based on psychologist Arthur Aron and De

This month we will be discussing Medgar & Myrlie: Medgar Evers and the Love Story That Awakened America by Joy-Ann Reid.

As we prepare for spring cleaning, let’s chat about some environmentally friendly alternatives to household cleaning products that you can try at home. We'll also make soap to take home or share with others.  

Have you ever wanted to be part of a library book discussion group, but you worried that your English language skills were not strong enough?

This book club is for adults with cognitive and developmental disabilities, no matter their reading ability.

Have you ever wanted to be part of a library book discussion group, but you worried that your English language skills were not strong enough?

Meet others and learn about current research, assistive devices, and community resources for people who have been diagnosed with an eye condition or have a family member who has vision impairment.

This month we will be discussing Half Life by Jillian Cantor.

This book club is for adults with cognitive and developmental disabilities, no matter their reading ability.

Join librarians Sharon and Rummanah as they discuss this year's Academy Award nominees, including the most-likely-to-win, the snubbed, and the dark horses.

Free tickets will be given to those who attend.

Have you ever wanted to be part of a library book discussion group, but you worried that your English language skills were not strong enough?

This month we'll be discussing The Connellys of County Down by Tracey Lange.

This book club is for adults with cognitive and developmental disabilities, no matter their reading ability.