Event List

Build strength and flexibility along with a calmer mind in this gentle yoga class with instructor Amy Poupard. Amy has been teaching yoga for 5 years and is experienced in accessible yoga for all ages and abilities.

Come practice speaking English! Each week tutors from the Plymouth-Canton Literacy Council will lead the group in informal conversations designed to practice your knowledge of English. 

Did you know that true yoga isn’t about working out at all, and are you curious about its deeper meaning? Have you ever left a yoga class feeling something more than just a good stretch?

Like to play chess? Want to get better? Drop by for Chess Club and play a couple of games. Bring your own board or use one of ours. Novices to chess masters are all welcome. No sign-up required.

Scrambled Eggs is a trans-led support group for transgender, nonbinary, gender expansive, and questioning adults. Allies are welcome, too (hence the name: scrambled).

A zine is a small, self-published, handmade art book. Zines are a popular form of expression due to their versatility. You can make a zine about anything using any type of material.

Come practice speaking English! Each week tutors from the Plymouth-Canton Literacy Council will lead the group in informal conversations designed to practice your knowledge of English. 

Join us at the library for an out-of-this-world look into Michigan's UFO history with the State Director of the Michigan Mutual UFO Network, William Konkolesky!

Our Lit Lovers Book Club celebrates love in all its forms! Each month, we’ll dive into a new romance that will have us swooning, sighing, and maybe fanning ourselves just a little. Join us on the second Wednesday of every month!

Like to play chess? Want to get better? Drop by for Chess Club and play a couple of games. Bring your own board or use one of ours. Novices to chess masters are all welcome. No sign-up required.

The smartphone has revolutionized photography by enabling almost everyone to have a camera with them at all times.

Bring your own book (or magazine, or newspaper, etc.)! This book club has no assigned book, reading deadlines, or traditional discussion. Bring your own reading material and enjoy the company of fellow readers.

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Do you have questions about computers, smartphones, tablets, or the internet? We're here to help! We can also assist you with job searching and creating a resume or cover letter.

Curious about how to start investing but not sure where to begin? This beginner-friendly workshop will cover the basics of investing, brought to you by Brandon Harris of Edward Jones.

Celebrate and exercise your freedom to read every third Tuesday of the month at our Banned Book Club, where we read a variety of nationally banned and challenged books.

Come practice speaking English! Each week tutors from the Plymouth-Canton Literacy Council will lead the group in informal conversations designed to practice your knowledge of English. 

Learn the principles of the Winter Sowing Germination Method to grow your own plants from seed by storing them outdoors all winter.

Like to play chess? Want to get better? Drop by for Chess Club and play a couple of games. Bring your own board or use one of ours. Novices to chess masters are all welcome. No sign-up required.

Join us at the library for a discussion on all things queer books! 

Whether you're a member of the LGBTQIA+ community, a passionate ally, or looking to broaden your reading horizons, we'd love to see you! Meets monthly. 

Do you want to see lots of birds outside your window this upcoming spring? Are you interested in learning what birds need to flourish in different places?

Chair yoga is a gentle form of yoga that can improve flexibility, decrease stress, and reduce joint strain.

Our Noontime Book Club is a self-directed group diving into current fiction and nonfiction, exploring diverse voices, and sparking fresh conversations with every page. January's title is The House in the Pines by Ana Reyes.