The goal for Twisted Sisters is to share our love of fiber arts by hand spinning. We meet monthly, the third Friday from 10-12, and welcome anyone interested in learning about spinning and spinning wheels.

Bring your diamond painting project and join other diamond painting enthusiasts for a fun crafty afternoon! 

Come discuss books with fellow Littlestown bibliophiles! Check with the library for copies of the current selection.

MAR 18:  The Mother Tongue by Bill Bryson

All needle crafters are welcome to join.

Don’t know how to knit, crochet, or cross-stitch? That’s okay! Bring your own materials and be ready to learn!

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.

In this 1948 musical romance, a nightclub performer hires a naïve chorus girl to become his new dance partner to make his former partner jealous and to prove he can make any partner a star. Rated G.

Nonfiction Book Club
TUESDAY, APR 15 - This month we will explore the book, Napoleon’s Buttons by Penny Le Couteur and Jay Burreson.
1:00 PM

Join us for a drop-in knitting time for knitters of all levels. Don’t know how to knit? Stop by and learn! Conversation and creativity abound.

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.

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!

Join us at the New Oxford Library for a monthly Saturday afternoon screening of a classic film.

Stop in or call for a list of titles!

Please note there is no film shown during the month of March.

Come relax and enjoy an afternoon of diamond painting. Participants will have several options of spring-themed paintings to choose from. All are welcome to bring their own projects, too!

MAR 18: Garden themed plant stakes

Join us for some good company and conversation!

Join us for card making classes on the third Wednesdays of the month with Kathy Freeman. Limited seats available - please register online or by calling the library! Please note there will be no Crafty Cards Class during the month of December.

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

Veteran Resource Event
Third Friday of Each Month
2PM - 4PM
March 21, April 18, May 16, June 20, July 15 (TUESDAY), August 15

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

This group meets on Mondays at 6:30 pm via Zoom.

All needle crafters are welcome to join. Don’t know how to knit, crochet, or cross-stitch? Come learn.

Registration is required.

Writers of any level and any genre (fiction, poetry, nonfiction, etc.) are invited to this group! We'll be honing our craft together with some prompts and also have space for critique and discussion of projects at any stage.

Spring Chick Wreath
WEDNESDAY, APR 16
6:00 PM
Celebrate spring with a charming wreath adorned with fluffy chicks, colorful eggs, and vibrant seasonal accents. . Space is limited. Registration Required. 

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

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.

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.