Pinochle at the Library

Learn how to play or have a fun game of pinochle at the Library. Occurs on the second and fourth Thursdays of the month.

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Friends of the Library Book Sale

This sale will include everything from board books to cookbooks, large print books to DVDS, we've got it all at amazing prices. Stop by, get an amazing deal all while supporting your library- what's better than that!

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Alcohol Marker Art

Ms. Kayla returns with a new drawing class! Use your imagination and learn how to color and draw with alcohol markers!

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Friends of the Library Fall Meeting

Becoming a Friend of the Library is about more than getting books on shelves- it's about embracing a mission to educate, connect and empower. It's an opportunity to make a lasting impact on your communist a dot ensure that libraries continue to thrive for generations to come. Join us at our fall meeting to learn more!

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Local Speaker Series: Haunted Detroit

Presented by local historian and author Mickey Lyons will explore the myths, legends and darker histories of the city of Detroit: Did you know the oldest bar in Detroit is reputedly haunted by the ghost of a Civil War hero? Or that the scene of a grisly 1920s murder inspired spooky stories for decades? This presentation is part ghostly tales, part myth-busting, part history lesson, and a little bit of interactive quiz (with prizes!) thrown in for fun.

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Community Discussion with Veronica Paiz

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Friends of the Library Artisans' Market

Get your holiday shopping done early at this year’s Artisans’ Market! We host a variety of local artists with fun and beautiful wares. Have an uncle who loves homemade pickles? A new addition to the family who needs a handmade blanket? Or just a beautiful set of earrings for yourself- whatever it is you can find it at the Artisans’ Market!

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Local Speaker Series: Vernon's, the Story of Detroit's Favorite Ginger Ale

Avid Vernors collector Keith Wunderlich will talk about the history of the “deliciously different” beverage. While it is available nationwide, Vernors is especially popular in the Midwest, particularly Michigan. The history of Vernors dates back to its creation in Detroit by pharmacist James Vernor around 1866, thus making it America’s oldest surviving soft drink. Vernors is enjoyed on its own, but also used in the classic Detroit Boston Cooler - a float with vanilla ice cream which will be served after the event!

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Closed for Veterans Day

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Community Discussion with Veronica Paiz

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