Learn to make ice cream by hand and make a couple flavors to try! For ages 13-18.

Test your jigsaw puzzle skills in a competition for prizes and glory and swap out some of your puzzles. Team Puzzling: Teams of four will compete to finish a 500-piece puzzle within two hours. Don’t have a complete team of four? We’ll do our best to pair you up on the day of the contest....

Love decorating eggs but not the mess? Drop by Stryker Center from 1-4pm to paint, draw, sticker and decorate plastic eggs! We provide everything you need –just bring your creativity!

Join us for our youngest book club! There’s no requirement to attend every meeting and new participants are welcome any time. This month we’ll read, craft, and play games around the book Ada Lace, on the Case by Emily Calandrelli. For ages 5 – 8. Pick up a ticket at the Youth Services desk beginning...

We’d like to hear from library users age 55-plus! Please join us for an introduction to a new computer class series from AARP called “Senior Planet” and share your ideas about other senior-focused programs and services.

Join us for an opportunity to explore experiences and feelings through creative writing in a relaxed, safe, and nonjudgmental environment. For ages 13-18. No registration required.

Join other teens in the teen room for STEAM-themed learning activities and fun 10am-12pm every Tuesday starting Feb. 4. This month we’ll work on 3D printing projects, learn to sew, and create a popsicle bridge. Bring your creativity and curiosity. Craft or maker materials are only available during the program. For ages 13-18.

This new film series brings art house film flavor to your Tuesdays. Plus, meet new friends, hear from special guests who are film experts, and have a discussion after the film. April 15: Here (2024) PG-13 The intriguing premise of this film follows the history of a single plot of land from the Jurassic era...

Beautiful World, Where Are You by Sally Rooney We’re reading a “millennial novel” to go along with Emerging Scholar Jay Jolles’s April 9 discussion of the development of contemporary American fiction. Four young-ish people, unprepared for the next stage of their lives, ponder their places in the world. Learning more about each other through emails,...