Upcoming Events

For All Ages

Drop by to color, create, or craft. 

For 24 Months & Younger

Join us for songs, stories, and movement for babies and toddlers.

Pick up a ticket in the lobby.

Five years ago in spring 2020, the world locked down for COVID-19. How do we think and write about the pandemic five years on? Join writer and publicist Terena Elizabeth Bell for a collaborative workshop of remembering, imagining, and healing. 

This Members' Room event is fully registered. You're welcome to join the waitlist, and we will contact you if space becomes available for the in-person event. Livestream space is also available.

Legendary journalist Gay Talese converses about A Town Without Time, the new collection of his greatest reporting on New York City, with writer and critic Adam Dalva.

For All Ages (including Adults!)

Stop by the Children's Library to pick up a pocket-sized poem to celebrate poetry all day!

George Eliot wrote one of her best novels about a small Midlands community at the time of the agitation around the Reform Bill of 1832. You might be thinking this is Middlemarch, but it is Eliot's earlier book Felix Holt, The Radical. This very different novel involves inheritances and wills, financial mismanagement, family secrets, and competiting definitions of the word radical - while also addressing what Eliot calls “the far-stretching life,” which continues to resonate in our own day. 

For All Ages

Come get crafty at the Library.

For Ages 3 & Older

Celebrate spring with this bountiful bouquet of books.