Week Calendar

Americans and the Holocaust, a traveling exhibit from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (Washington, D.C.) in conjunction with the American Library Association has been on tour through 50 libraries across the United States, but this is i

Americans and the Holocaust, a traveling exhibit from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (Washington, D.C.) in conjunction with the American Library Association has been on tour through 50 libraries across the United States, but this is i

Americans and the Holocaust, a traveling exhibit from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (Washington, D.C.) in conjunction with the American Library Association has been on tour through 50 libraries across the United States, but this is i

Americans and the Holocaust, a traveling exhibit from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (Washington, D.C.) in conjunction with the American Library Association has been on tour through 50 libraries across the United States, but this is i

Americans and the Holocaust, a traveling exhibit from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (Washington, D.C.) in conjunction with the American Library Association has been on tour through 50 libraries across the United States, but this is i

Americans and the Holocaust, a traveling exhibit from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (Washington, D.C.) in conjunction with the American Library Association has been on tour through 50 libraries across the United States, but this is i

Come visit the Bookmobile! Stop by and sign up for a library card, check out items or request titles.  

Join us for Stories of Thanks & Turkeys in the Youth Storybarn Area this morning. 

Singing, dancing and good books to start our thankful season. 

Ages 2-7 years recommended.

Chess Class, Recommended for Middle School kids, starts today with the GMS PTSA! 

Please register. No experience necessary.  All age kids welcome if interested!

Americans and the Holocaust, a traveling exhibit from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (Washington, D.C.) in conjunction with the American Library Association has been on tour through 50 libraries across the United States, but this is i

The Roots of Antisemitism.  Dr.

Come read to Therapy Dogs from Pawsibilities Unleashed every First & Third Saturdays of the month!

Young readers are invited to "bone up" on their reading skills by reading to specially trained dogs.

Holocaust Film Series: Conspiracy.  Conspiracy is the chilling film based on the only surviving records of a meeting between army and government officials that would determine the fate of millions of people.  Starring Kenneth Branaugh an

Memory Keepers:  Originally intended for those interested in writing memoirs or family history, this group welcomes all who love to write, including fiction, poetry, and nonfiction.  Adults only please.

The Recording Studio Orientation is a required class that patrons have to take before being able to reserve the Recording Studio. Please register for this class to start using this great free service.

The Recording Studio Orientation is a required class that patrons have to take before being able to reserve the Recording Studio. Please register for this class to start using this great free service.

Come visit the Bookmobile! Stop by and sign up for a library card, check out items, pick up holds, or request titles.  

Join us for an hour of unstructured LEGO play and make new friends! 

Please, do NOT bring LEGO from home. We have 6 boxes- plenty to go around for all

Please register.  Limited spaces.

FREE

Join us for an in-depth discussion of the book: When the World Was Ours by Liz Kessler.

Please have the book read BEFORE this meeting. . Special guest, Lisa Lair, retired public school teacher and educator.

Making butter the "old-school" way just in time for Thanksgiving

Free. Please Register. 

Parents required to stay in the building/room during program. 

Ages 8-12y

Teens (Ages 12-18) can come and join in a short campaign of Dungeons and Dragons.

REGISTRATION REQUIRED.  Free.

Mus be picked up at 7pm as Library closes at 7pm.

Historian Michael Dobbs presents a chilling true story a few Jewish families to find refuge in another land, away from their homes and the lives they had created in a small village at the edge of the Black Forest.

Virtual.  

Book recommendations for the Holocaust in coordination with our Smithsonian exhibit. 

Age ranges will be given or each book.  Lots of great variety.

Beginning Crochet.  Learn the basics of crochet in this beginner's class that introduces you to the ins and outs of this relaxing craft, including reading a pattern, choosing yarn and hooks and the basics of crochet itself.&

Teen Book Discussion: The Librarian of Auschwitz (ages 12-18y) 

Please have the BOOK COMPLETELY READ before attending the discussion. 

Thank you.

Please register.  Space limited.

1969:  President Nixon wanted to end Russian support for North Vietnam.

Genocide: A History.

Get crafty, teens!  Make paper flowers and paint some (pet?) rocks

Art supplies provided. Please REGISTER. Free. 

It's Winter:  always leave a phone and email in case of a weather-related program cancellation

Book Discussion: Maus.  Tonight, we welcome professor Gerry Adair from BCTC as he leads a discussion jointly with our staff of Art Spiegelman's Pulitzer-Prizewinning graphic novel Maus which recounts his father's experience