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Sunday, February 1All DayEmail
SIGN UP TODAY Neighborhood Forest
Sign up anytime now until March 15thWe are partnering with @NeighborhoodForest to give children in our community a free tree plant at home during Earth Week!There are 3 ways to participate!Register a child to receive a free tree (pick-up required)Purchase a tree to plant this spring if you don’t have a child (Buy One, Fund One!)Help fund trees in our community! — $5 helps place a tree in the hands of a childSign ups are open now through March 15th, trees will arrive the week of Earth Day (April 22)!We’ll contact you when your tree is ready for pick-up at the library!Register HERE.…Learn More2
Monday, February 23:45—4:45 PMLocated in the Program Room
New Date Due to Storm- Teens Snacks Around the World
This month we will be enjoying snacks from Scandinavia!
Teens all around the world love to snack on cookies, potato chips, chocolate and candy. In this program we will sample all those snacks, watch a video about Scandinavia and play games. We do not advise sending teens with food allergies.…Learn More3
Tuesday, February 33:45—5:00 PMLocated in the Program Room
Creative Hearts: Teen & Adult Beading Program
Using seed beads and decorative beads, we will make stylized hearts to use as ornaments, keychains, clothing patches or brooches. Some of the beads are rather small so bring your reading glasses if you need them. If you have specific beads or items from broken jewelry, this is a great program to find a new life for special items.…Learn More
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Wednesday, February 43:45—4:45 PMLocated in the Teen Room
Manga Book Club with a Twist of Anime
First Wednesday of the month. Are you a huge fan of manga and anime? Or are you curious about Japanese comic books and all things related? Sign up or drop in to talk with teens Gr. 6-8 who want to get together and talk manga. Each month we will pick a series and you can read one or all.…Learn MoreWednesday, February 47:00—8:00 PMA Zoom Presentation
The Gay Harlem Renaissance
A Virtual Presentation,As Harlem grew into the nation’s largest Black metropolis after the First World War, Black Southern and Caribbean migrants, activists, and creatives transformed the neighborhood into a nexus of political activism, creative expression, and community life.…Learn More5
Thursday, February 56:00—7:00 PMA Zoom Presentation
Chocolate: From Treasure to Treat
A Virtual Presentation,From cacao to chocolate - rainforest treasure to luscious treat. Chocolate has been many things to many people over the years. Learn about the life cycle of the Cacao tree, then journey through history to get the complete story behind the tasty treat that we call chocolate.…Learn More6
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Saturday, February 71:00—2:30 PMLocated in the Conference Room
Dungeons and Dragons (Gr 4-7)
This program is for kids and tweens between the 4th and 7th grade. This campaign plot is set in an original fantasy world mixing modern technology and culture with classic DnD elements, such as magic and non-human sentient species. Primarily based in the city of New Murwall (roughly an equivalent to New York City) the party will fight monsters, battle conspiracies, and deal with tribulations of growing up.…Learn More8
Sunday, February 8All DayEmail
Neighborhood Forest
Sign up anytime now until March 15thWe are partnering with @NeighborhoodForest to give children in our community a free tree plant at home during Earth Week!There are 3 ways to participate!Register a child to receive a free tree (pick-up required)Purchase a tree to plant this spring if you don’t have a child (Buy One, Fund One!)Help fund trees in our community! — $5 helps place a tree in the hands of a childSign ups are open now through March 15th, trees will arrive the week of Earth Day (April 22)!We’ll contact you when your tree is ready for pick-up at the library!Register HERE.…Learn MoreSunday, February 81:00—4:00 PMLocated in the Program Room
Sunday Jam
Second Sunday of the monthGrab your instrument and jump in! This open, relaxed jam welcomes musicians of all skill levels and styles. Lead a tune, try something new, or improvise -- a space to connect through music and creativity. What to Bring: Your own instrument and ampsPiano and Drum kit will be available to use.…Learn More
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Monday, February 93:45—4:45 PMLocated in the Program Room
National Pizza Day Party for Teens
February 9th is National Pizza Pie Day and we are celebrating all things pizza! We will be whipping up mini pizzas for a snack, one sweet and one savory, as well as making a pizza pillow. Come hang out with your friends after school and have fun!Presented by Terre Thomas.…Learn More
Monday, February 97:00—8:00 PMA Zoom Presentation
Destination College Workshop
Destination College Workshop Series – January through AugustJoin us for the destination college series and learn about the DC2 framework and establish a personalized roadmap. Destination College Workshop 3: Discovering Yourself (Interests, Careers, and Majors)Focus: Connecting interests to potential majors and career paths.…Learn More10
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Wednesday, February 113:45—4:45 PMLocated in the Program Room
Demigod Readers – The Heroes of Olympus
February book club is a continuation of the Rick Riordan series, The Heroes of Olympus, and we will be reading The House of Hades. You don't have to have been to every meeting to join in, you just have to have read the book. This is a super fun book club where we combine discussion with book related games.…Learn More12
Thursday, February 124:00—5:30 PMLocated in the Reading Room
Threading Warmth Through Winter
Join Girl Scout, Isabella, in making items to keep the homeless warm this winter. Using fleece to make scarves or knitting looms to make hats, you can help Isabella give back to the community. This program is for kids/teens in Gr. 5-12 and adults. Previous experience is not needed as Isabella will show everyone how to make items.…Learn More13
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Saturday, February 141:00—2:30 PMLocated in the Conference Room
Dungeons and Dragons (Gr 4-7)
This program is for kids and tweens between the 4th and 7th grade. This campaign plot is set in an original fantasy world mixing modern technology and culture with classic DnD elements, such as magic and non-human sentient species. Primarily based in the city of New Murwall (roughly an equivalent to New York City) the party will fight monsters, battle conspiracies, and deal with tribulations of growing up.…Learn More15
Sunday, February 15All DayEmail
Neighborhood Forest
Sign up anytime now until March 15thWe are partnering with @NeighborhoodForest to give children in our community a free tree plant at home during Earth Week!There are 3 ways to participate!Register a child to receive a free tree (pick-up required)Purchase a tree to plant this spring if you don’t have a child (Buy One, Fund One!)Help fund trees in our community! — $5 helps place a tree in the hands of a childSign ups are open now through March 15th, trees will arrive the week of Earth Day (April 22)!We’ll contact you when your tree is ready for pick-up at the library!Register HERE.…Learn More16
Monday, February 16Library Closed
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Wednesday, February 187:00—9:00 PMLocated in the Reading Room
Library Board of Trustees Meeting
The Library Board of Trustees meets the third Wednesday of each month at the Library. Meetings begin at 7:00 pm. Public Comment is welcomed at the start of the meeting.
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Thursday, February 196:00—7:00 PMA Zoom Presentation
Harlem Renaissance
A Virtual Presentation,Travel back in time to bustling New York City in the 1920s and discover the art, literature and music produced by African Americans living in Harlem during this period. Students will be introduced to artists such as Romare Bearden, Jacob Lawrence, and photographer James Van Der Zee, as well as to the poetry of Langston Hughes.…Learn More20
Friday, February 201:00—4:00 PMLocated in the Program Room
Craft–a–palooza
Craft-a-palooza is a drop in event where we put out craft projects and supplies for all ages! You can follow and create an item or just wing it and make what you want! This is for all ages!Presented by Alan Briones & Terre Thomas. Children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult in the building.…Learn More21
Saturday, February 211:00—2:30 PMLocated in the Conference Room
Dungeons and Dragons (Gr 4-7)
This program is for kids and tweens between the 4th and 7th grade. This campaign plot is set in an original fantasy world mixing modern technology and culture with classic DnD elements, such as magic and non-human sentient species. Primarily based in the city of New Murwall (roughly an equivalent to New York City) the party will fight monsters, battle conspiracies, and deal with tribulations of growing up.…Learn More22
Sunday, February 22All DayEmail
Neighborhood Forest
Sign up anytime now until March 15thWe are partnering with @NeighborhoodForest to give children in our community a free tree plant at home during Earth Week!There are 3 ways to participate!Register a child to receive a free tree (pick-up required)Purchase a tree to plant this spring if you don’t have a child (Buy One, Fund One!)Help fund trees in our community! — $5 helps place a tree in the hands of a childSign ups are open now through March 15th, trees will arrive the week of Earth Day (April 22)!We’ll contact you when your tree is ready for pick-up at the library!Register HERE.…Learn More23
Monday, February 237:00—8:00 PMA Zoom Presentation
Destination College Workshop
Destination College Workshop Series – January through AugustJoin us for the destination college series and learn about the DC2 framework and establish a personalized roadmap. Destination College Workshop 4: Getting Involved (Extracurriculars & Leadership)Focus: Building a meaningful activity profile.…Learn More24
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Thursday, February 264:00—5:30 PMLocated in the Reading Room
Threading Warmth Through Winter
Join Girl Scout, Isabella, in making items to keep the homeless warm this winter. Using fleece to make scarves or knitting looms to make hats, you can help Isabella give back to the community. This program is for kids/teens in Gr. 5-12 and adults. Previous experience is not needed as Isabella will show everyone how to make items.…Learn More27
Friday, February 273:45—4:45 PMLocated in the Program Room
Micro Bookshelves for Teens
Viral on Tik Tok and Pinterest, micro bookshelves are fun to craft but the act of arranging your books and curating your book collection has been found to help with anxiety and stress. We will have all the supplies including current favorite YA book covers.…Learn More
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Saturday, February 281:00—2:30 PMLocated in the Conference Room
Dungeons and Dragons (Gr 4-7)
This program is for kids and tweens between the 4th and 7th grade. This campaign plot is set in an original fantasy world mixing modern technology and culture with classic DnD elements, such as magic and non-human sentient species. Primarily based in the city of New Murwall (roughly an equivalent to New York City) the party will fight monsters, battle conspiracies, and deal with tribulations of growing up.…Learn More