Past Events

The Creative Writing Circle for Adults is an opportunity for creative writers to come together and share their work. The group will provide inspiration, feedback and encouragement in a supportive environment. So whatever stage you’re at, come along and get writing.

The Library, in cooperation with the State Audit Bureau, presents an insight into the role of the State Audit Bureau as an independent oversight body over public funds, state funds and the funds of all entities subject to its control, in order to combat corruption.

Join us for Online Storytime for Children every week on Monday. We will read stories and make up our own together. 

Join the Arabic Book Club for a virtual book discussion. We will discuss Start with Why, by Simon Sinek.

Join our Virtual Knitting and Crochet Meetup to share experiences, information and more. Everyone is welcome, including beginners and those who want to learn. Grab your yarn and needles and let’s chat! 

Join us in our virtual English Fiction Book Club meeting. We will discuss Defending Jacob, by William Landay. The novel tells the story of a man coping with his young son being accused of murder. To borrow the title electronically visit this link to the book in our OverDrive database and choose the option “borrow”; from there you will need to log in using your Library membership number and PIN.

In this program, we will discuss the significant literature written about Palestine, focusing specifically on novels and fiction. In this discussion, we'll shed the light on the influential authors who have written about Palestine and the Palestinian cause and whose works have aimed to triumph for the Palestinian cause. 

Join us for Online Storytime for Children every week. We will read stories and make up our own together. 

What could be better than spending summertime with stories and science? This July, we have a lineup of special summer stories that are sure to brighten your child's day. To make things even more fun, we'll be doing a science activity to go along with the story to give the kiddos a fun and engaging learning experience too. It'll be a blast, and we're sure you'll want to join in as well!

Programming is now at the center of the digital era we live in, and it's needed in many different jobs. If you are 12 to 18 years old and you enjoy programming, join our Coding Club and challenge yourself to learn the basics.