Do you like to Knit? Crochet? Embroider? Whatever your passion, gather and socialize with others who share your interest, and perhaps pick-up a few tips and tricks as you work your own creations! Please bring your sewing supplies.
Join other crafters at this weekly gathering to share crafting and conversation. New members are welcome to join at any time!
October 5, 12, 19
Get fit and healthy when you join us for a calming session of yoga. Please be sure to bring your own yoga mat.
New procedural changes implemented April 2019.
One week prior to the start of each month, registration will open, dates may still need to be determined.
There is a max of 16 participants (two rows of 8, please) for this class. There will now be a sign in sheet on the door (or a table) for the first 16 confirmed on the list. Reminder calls are placed on Thursdays, please let us know if you can not make it, so another from the list can attend. And, please do not set up outside the door. We thank you for your patronage and appreciate your understanding.
Register Here Class is full. Please call to be wait-listed.
Story Time plus children’s literacy activities for emerging readers and learners.
If you are looking to sign up for Medicare and have questions on how to register or what is covered, this will be a great time to ask. Bring your questions and learn what to expect when you join Medicare.
Our library is affiliated with the international organization, Girls Who Code, which offers all youth the opportunity to develop skills in coding, robotics, and web-page design. Membership is open to girls and boys, age 7-18. Registration is requested.
Story Time plus children’s literacy activities for emerging readers and learners.
Do you love Food? If yes, then come join Cookbook Club. Every month come and enjoy exploring food with a theme. Take home the cookbook of the month and bring a dish to share. October’s theme is Halloween Food!
Build your baby’s literacy foundation with skills, stories, songs, sign language, and more in 30 minute sessions. Play time follows to help with social skill development. Drop In and stay as long as you like.
Presented by: Lisa Dean*, Illinois master Gardener
The subject of “compost versus fertilizer” initially appears to be one of no-brainers. First thought is dirt is dirt. Second thought is finding enough material to cover the allotted time. Wrong! Doing a google search gives 5,660,000 articles listed in 0.23 seconds! So hold on for a fun revelation that not all dirt is created equal—and there are a number of actions you can take to improve your own garden earth.
*Lisa Dean completed the Illinois Master Gardener (MG) program in 2006. She attributes her love for gardening to genetics—her father was a farmer-at-heart, after he retired from the Air Force in 1971. As part of the MG speakers’ group, she has presented at the Weekend Gardener Conference; the Gateway Home and Garden Show; and a variety of smaller clubs. Her favorite garden style is “cottage,” concentrating on small bushes, trailing vines, and a variety of perennials. She and her husband live out from town–surrounded by woods, farm fields, and all the assorted wildlife that goes with such a setting.
Do you like to Knit? Crochet? Embroider? Whatever your passion, gather and socialize with others who share your interest, and perhaps pick-up a few tips and tricks as you work your own creations! Please bring your sewing supplies.
Join other crafters at this weekly gathering to share crafting and conversation. New members are welcome to join at any time!