Week Calendar

Babies ages 0-24 months are invited to bring a parent or caregiver to this fun and engaging storytime.  We will share simple books, lap bounces, rhymes, and songs - all designed to help baby build important social, motor, and e

Preschoolers can learn and play at this interactive storytime featuring books, music, movement and more!  A craft or fun literacy activity is provided after each session.  Recommended for children ages 3 to 5 with a caregiver,  youn

A 20-minute Early Literacy Storytime for 2-year-olds featuring a variety of stories and fingerplays.

Babies ages 0-24 months are invited to bring a parent or caregiver to this fun and engaging storytime.  We will share simple books, lap bounces, rhymes, and songs - all designed to help baby build important social, motor, and e

Preschoolers can learn and play at this interactive storytime featuring books, music, movement and more!  A craft or fun literacy activity is provided after each session.  Recommended for children ages 3 to 5 with a caregiver,  youn

A 20-minute early literacy storytime for 2-year-olds featuring a variety of stories and fingerplays.

Play. Discover. Create. Collaborate.

Representatives from the U.S. Census Bureau will be in the library lobby, recruiting for employment during the 2020 Census. Visit https://2020census.gov/en/jobs.html for more information.

Plan ahead to watch a newer movie each Monday in The Loft. Check out the winter lineup!:

Representatives from the U.S. Census Bureau will be in the library lobby, recruiting for employment during the 2020 Census. Visit https://2020census.gov/en/jobs.html for more information.

Enjoy a different Film Favorite each week. Will it be avant garde? A well-worn classic? Something from the 21st century? Check the calendar to find out! 

Play-Doh Palooza Theme 'Tis the Season

1-2 pm / Drop-in

Children's Activity Center

October 3: WHEN THE CRAWDADS SING, by Delia Owens.
November 7: MARNIE, by Winston Graham.
December 5: CIRCE, by Madeline Miller.

The discussion will be led by professor emeritus Joe Milicia

On the first Wednesday of the month, join us in the Imaginarium as we explore a variety of making activities.  Whether it's crafting, tech, or learning about new things in the Imaginarium, each month we will be doing something fun to celebrat

Drop-in recommended for grades K-6. Create a new LEGO project monthly. Work alone or with others. The library has a supply of LEGOs, so no need to bring your own.

Drop in to build Arduino projects with Gearbox Labs' brand new making kits!  Arduino experts Isabel Mendiola and Peter Haydock will be assisting in the construction utilizing projects from their book "The ARDUINO^® 

Open Studio in the Imaginarium makerspace is open to adults and teens, 6th grade and older.

Learn basic conversational Italian and explore Italian culture in an informal class structure during this five-week program led byTGrazia Perrella, a native Italian speaker and instructor.

A different project every month for all ages. We will provide the supplies, but feel free to supplement with your own supplies. Sometimes the projects can be messy- dress accordingly. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Mead staff will be hosting a book discussion at Urbane Bar & Grill which is located at 1231 North 8th Street.

Sept 3- Where the Dead Sit Talking by Brandon Hobson 

Oct 1-Fifth Season by  N.K. Jemisin

In this class students with intermediate level Spanish skills can practice speaking, listening, reading, and translating.

Join the Library in a family storytime for caregivers and their children.  Participate in activities to help your children develop early literacy skills through talking, singing, reading, writing and playing.  Appropriate for ages 3

Do you love film?

Join us once a month at the 8th Street Ale Haus on first Mondays for Li-BREWERY Trivia Takeover! Your friendly local librarian takes over trivia duties from Ale Haus quizmaster, Randy, to bring the pain