Join us at the library for stories, songs, and crafts.

Join Miss Jess for Toddler Story Time! We'll have fun and encourage early literacy through stories, songs, movement, and more!

On the first and third Thursdays of each month, bring your machine and current project. This group gets together to work on charity quilts as well as personal projects. Beginners welcome.

For Adults and Teens

Join us for some sparkly fun. Bring your own project, or once a month select a small kit from our collection!

We hope to engage our readers by offering books with a variety of story lines, genres, pacing, characters, and moods. Mostly we read fiction, but may include a nonfiction title over the course of the year.

In Stitches
THURSDAY, MAR 20
THURSDAY, APR 17
THURSDAY, MAY 15
2:00 PM

Children in grades K-5 are invited to the library for an afterschool snack along with some stories. 

At the recommendation of a handful of patrons, we are now offering a judgement-free space for creative writers to share their works, and writing experiences.  Come to this group to grow your writing skills, inspire others and encourage each o

Reading Is Fundamental to Embracing People and A World Beyond Your Village
THURSDAY, APR 17
6:00 PM

Teens ages 12-18 can come in for an evening of different STEAM activities. Each month will be a different activity! Registration required

MAR: Fluffy Slime

APR: Bubble Wrap Suncatchers

MAY: Rootbeer Floats

Multi award-winning writer and creative writing teacher Alba Sarria holds an all-inclusive group for adults (beginners or pros) who want to create, discuss, edit, publish, and actively do more creative writing.

Children ages 8-14 are invited to the library to learn about the process of crime scene investigation by analyzing clues to solve a mystery.  Registration Required.

Gettysburg professor Christopher Fee teases out fact from fiction within Robin Hood lore, and explores stories of other outlaw heroes from medieval England to South Central PA.