Families with newborns to 18 months play, sing, read, and talk together—then enjoy toy time.

New English speakers will practice everyday language skills in a relaxed, informal atmosphere. Learners will enjoy friendly conversation, learn about daily life in the U.S., gain confidence, and meet new people from around the world. 

Join in the fun with stories, songs, puppets, and more that encourage the development of early literacy skills. Activities will be followed by a craft, so dress to mess! Ages 3–6.

Families with babies ages 18 months to 3 years play, sing, read, and talk together—then enjoy toy time.

Are you interested in converting your old home movie recordings, printed photographs, or slides into a digital format you can share online? Preserving your memories, archiving, and sharing them can be a powerful way to connect with friends and family. In this open house, we'll teach you how to create digital files using our new Memory Preservation Station. You can use a cloud storage account like Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, or Dropbox to save your content. Another option is to use a USB flash drive––you can bring your own or check one out from the Library for temporary use. Age 18 and up.

Work together to thwart the villainous schemes of a terrifying vampire in this one-shot game of Dungeons & Dragons. Pre-made characters will be provided. Please register.

New to Dungeons & Dragons? Already a seasoned adventurer? Drop in for an ongoing D&D game at the Library. We'll make characters and go on new adventures every two weeks. Ages 9–12. Please register for each session you'd like to attend, but please only register for one session per week.

Learn the basics of finding local information, including property records, tax assessments, zoning regulations, plat maps, and other forms of data. This map portal uses geographical layers to help visualize information. Get answers from presenter John Baeten, PhD, Monroe County GIS Coordinator. Age 18 and up.