Week Calendar

Babies ages newborn to 24 months are invited to bring a parent or caregiver to this fun and engaging storytime, featuring simple books, lap bounces, rhymes and songs - all designed to help baby build important social, motor and early-literacy skil

Join us in the Library Story Garden as we sing, read, write, talk and play our way into kindergarten, strengthening the pre and early literacy skills that your child needs to be successful in school.

Little Listeners Storytime sessions are Early Literacy based and designed for the 2 year old. Participants learn fingerplays, sing songs and enjoy crafts.

Pre-registration is required for this program, as there is limited capacity to spread out and move around the room.  Weekly drop-ins are welcome as space allows, however, pre-registration guarantees you a space.  Contact alison.loewen@me

Come join us for this six-week session of Tai Chi led by instructors Jon Doll and Jane Lang in the beautiful and peaceful Quiet Study Room on the second floor. Registration is not required and classes are open to all ability levels.

Babies ages newborn to 24 months are invited to bring a parent or caregiver to this fun and engaging storytime, featuring simple books, lap bounces, rhymes and songs - all designed to help baby build important social, motor and early-literacy skil

Join us in the Library Story Garden as we sing, read, write, talk and play our way into kindergarten, strengthening the pre and early literacy skills that your child needs to be successful in school.

Registration is encouraged for planning purposes but is not required. Little Listeners Storytime sessions are Early Literacy based and designed for the 2 year old. Participants learn fingerplays, sing songs and enjoy crafts.

Table set up outside of the Rocca Meeting Room with free food and beverages.

*Not a library sponsored event. 

Join us for grown-up craft time. 

Vision Boards

Visualize or create a vision to be inspired by for our new year 2022! ! 

PLEASE NOTE: Meetings are in-person, but there is a virtual Zoom option available! Meetings will be in the Public Conference Room II on the second floor of the library.

Join us to enjoy a different film each week. Will it be avant garde? A well-worn classic? Something from the 21st century? Check out the winter lineup:

One-on-one help from Mead volunteers. Learn how to:

Enjoy a different Film Favorite each week. Will it be avant garde? A well-worn classic? Something from the 21st century? Here's the lineup:

Play-Doh Palooz / Theme - It's a Surprise/ Each month there is a different theme kids can also free-style and use their imaginations to create their own designs/ master pieces/ to take home/ Location - 3rd floor Activity Center. Registra

Wednesday afternoons in the Imaginarium are just for teens.  Join us from 2:30pm - 4pm on second and fourth Wednesdays for Teen Open Studio time. 

Learn basic hand and machine sewing techniques with Elaine Jacks.  This 4-week course is designed for the sewing beginner and will be hands-on with weekly projects including: hair scrunchies, pin cushions, pillow cases, tote bags, aprons and

S.T.E.M. Labs is presented by MilliporeSigma scientists for grades K-6. Registration is required. Todays event "Glow in the Dark Slime" for you  to take home.

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

Did you get a new gaming console over the holidays? Do you have a older one you wish you understood how to use better?

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

READ. TALK. MAKE.

The Book to Art Club combines book discussion with hands-on project making to engage further with literature.

The January meeting of Non Fiction Book Discussion has been canceled due to unforseen circumstances

Join us live on ZOOM for an interactive family storytime, where we’ll share books, music, rhymes and tips for developing early literacy skills. Recommended for kindergarten-age students and younger, but all ages are welcome.

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Book Series contiunues this fall with book selections focusing on Indigenous Peoples' stories and experiences.

Food is an important gateway to begin to experience and understand other cultures. Through this series, participants will cook, eat, and discuss food from another culture while working to gain a deeper understanding of the selected culture.