Upcoming Events

A legal aid attorney from the Metropolitan Family Services will answer questions and provide information about free legal resources and services to anyone experiencing housing insecurity and/or eviction. 
 

Looking for opportunities to network, get help completing job applications, writing your resume and cover letter, or preparing for an interview? Drop in to the Resume Review!

Parents, caregivers, and family members of Autistic and neurodivergent children of all ages are welcome to join an open and supportive environment to share experiences, challenges, achievements, and resources. 

Practical guidance on presenting yourself professionally in a virtual interview, from optimizing your technology to managing your on-camera presence.

Caregiving is a difficult job and many struggle with its day-to-day challenges. Led by Jenn Navarro, Memory Program Director at Belmont Village, we’ll discuss what works, what doesn’t, and how you can take care of yourself and your loved one.

Drop-in the Arts & Culture Center on the Main Floor of the library every Saturday with your knitting, cross stitch, or crochet project and join our group! Make progress on your project and share techniques.

In 30-minute sessions, local guitar teacher Brant Buckley will teach groups of 3-4 students.

Celebrate a belated St. Patrick’s Day with Irish baritone, Gavin Coyle, teamed with Carlyn Lloyd and Jon Warfel with pennywhistles, dulcimer, and drums for an afternoon of music from the homeland.

Join us to discuss our fictional heist, The Housekeepers by Alex Hay, in meeting room 2B on the second floor. Intended for those in their 20s and 30s to discuss books and connect with others in their age range.

Owning a home is a major life milestone, and this seminar is designed to equip you with the essential knowledge and confidence to navigate the process.

Key tips to structuring a meaningful and memorable message when introducing yourself or your business.

Are you an avid fan of yarn work and would like to meet some fellow yarn-trepreneurs, while earning volunteer hours? Together, we'll work on individual, group projects, and donations for non-profit groups!

Historian and author Leslie Goddard will portray Audrey Hepburn being interviewed about her work as a goodwill ambassador for UNICEF.

Practical strategies, emotional support, and resources to manage employment transitions, build resilience, and plan next steps with confidence.

An art forger's reproduction winds up in a famous Paris museum. His daughter (Audrey Hepburn) unwittingly enlists the aid of a detective (Peter O’Toole) to steal the sculpture, while he plans to arrest them once the job is done.

Drop-in the Arts & Culture Center on the Main Floor of the library every Saturday with your knitting, cross stitch, or crochet project and join our group! Make progress on your project and share techniques.

Looking for a low-key way to connect with fellow readers? With no assigned reading, bring any book in any format. Share a bit about what you’re reading and then enjoy an hour of quiet reading alongside new friends.

Join us for an afternoon of fun games, companionship, friendly competition, and small prizes. Along with a few rounds of BINGO, we'll test our wits with some trivia!

Are you looking for something fun and artsy to do during Spring Break?

Join us for Spring Break Paint & Sip where we'll sip flavored water and listen to some cheery music as we paint!

Stop by to choose an image and watch our button maker create a pin, magnet, or keychain to upcycle an old book illustration or feature your own original drawing. This is a drop-in event. 

Join us as we continue our adventure run by our teen volunteer.

Learn key components to build an impactful and informational presentation to pitch your business.

Join us for an in-person discussion of Beautyland by Marie-Helene Bertino in Meeting Room 2B.