Upcoming Events

Artificial Intelligence has been the subject of discussion for tech enthusiasts for the past couple of years. But what is it? How does it work? And can the average person even use it?

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.

"Be the Artist" in this program where we will create fun art pieces based on some of our favorite picture book illustrations!  Ages 4-Grade 1. Parents are encouraged to stay and help their child during the program.

Grades 7-12. 

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.

Rev. Robert B. Jones, a multi-instrumentalist, singer and storyteller from Detroit, will take us on a journey celebrating how American Roots music has chronicled and helped to bring about change in American society.

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

Make a stitched string art design at the library.

Grades 5-8.

Registration required.

Come close the day with 30 minutes of songs, rhymes, and stories followed by a 15 minute craft!

0-2 with a caregiver

Kiwanis International is a service club that was founded in Detroit, Michigan in 1915 to promote higher ideals in business, professional, and industrial life.

Join the Noontime Book Club on the last Tuesday of every month as this self-directed group reads current fiction and non-fiction titles from various authors. This month's title is The Nine Lives of Rose Napolitano by Donna Freitas.

Join fellow arts and crafts enthusiasts for a self-guided craft. This month's craft is paper hyacinth bouquets!

All levels of experience are welcome, and supplies will be provided. Craft is for ages 18+. Registration required.

Toddler Tales is an interactive program between parents/caregivers and their children ages 18 months to 3.5 years.  Enjoy 30 minutes of stories, songs, signs and rhymes with your little ones. 

No registration required.

Toddler Tales is an interactive program between parents/caregivers and their children ages 18 months to 3.5 years.  Enjoy 30 minutes of stories, songs, signs and rhymes with your little ones. 

No registration required.

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. 

In this presentation, John Blair will bring you along on his journey to create magnificent pollinator gardens on his rural property in Brooklyn, Michigan.

Join us for Homeschool Explorers! This month, we are featuring a cool project!

Every month from September - May, we will explore a different activity for homeschool kids in kindergarten and up, but younger siblings are welcome.

(Note: This program is for adults 18 and up only!)

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.

This in-person series is a watch party for the weekly virtual component of the Foundations of Garden (FOG) class. Foundations of Gardening is a comprehensive 10-week online MSU Extension course.

Preschoolers ages 3.5 - 5 yrs. old, who are not yet in Kindergarten, can attend an independent storytime designed especially for them.

Sing, play, and move along with your child!  Your little one's natural rhythm will shine in this interactive music program for ages 1-5, with a caregiver.