Event List

Set in 1938 New York City, Rules of Civility follows Katey Kontent, a sharp and ambitious 25-year-old who rises from a Wall Street secretary to the heights of Manhattan society, navigating love, ambition, and self-discovery along the way.

Picture it, a room of readers. It’s quiet, the lights are low, you’re in your comfiest ensemble with your favorite blanket, sipping on warm tea while a crackling fire plays in the background.

Earn community service by helping kids in grades 4-6 participate in this book trivia competition. When you sign up you’ll get this year’s book, Leonard (My Life as a Cat) by Carlie Sorosiak, along with study questions.

Do you like reading?

Five years ago, Geeta lost her no-good husband. In her remote village in India, rumor has it that Geeta killed him. And it’s a rumor that just won’t die.

Join us as we talk about interesting yet-to-be released books as well as our favorites and classics. You are encouraged to share some of your favorite titles with the group, or just sit back, relax and enjoy some good "book chats".

Join the Teen Services Librarians for a monthly book club where we play games, eat snacks, and talk about awesome books! This month, we'll discuss: 

Join us to decide whether the book really is better than the show! We'll be discussing Rick Riordan's, The Lightning Thief.

Learn the art of calligraphy from expert Christie Jones using nibs, ink and ink block  - just like the professionals. 

Join Anne Kelly-Edmunds and a supportive group of writers in this inspiring writing workshop. All levels welcome!

In New York’s elite Bohemia apartment building, doorman Chicky Diaz breaks a rule by carrying a gun on a night of citywide unrest. As protests rage outside, secrets and tensions explode inside, leading to betrayal, violence, and loss.

Come join our book club for 10th, 11th, and 12th graders! We’ll talk about what you did and didn’t like, play games, and eat snacks. You’ll earn community service by helping us create a review spotlighting the book at the end of the program.

Join Anne Kelly-Edmunds and a supportive group of writers in this inspiring writing workshop. All levels welcome!

Picture it, a room of readers. It’s quiet, the lights are low, you’re in your comfiest ensemble with your favorite blanket, sipping on warm tea while a crackling fire plays in the background.

Join our Teen Surprise Box Program – the ultimate thrill for book-loving teens! Each themed box contains not one, but TWO carefully curated books based on a questionnaire you answer for a blind-box style selection.

Join us to discuss The First Cat in Space and the Baby Pirate’s Revenge by Mac Barnett & Shawn Harris.  Enjoy a snack fit for a pirate, play a game and make a craft.

Lily-a bored, beautiful twenty-something-wakes up on a remote desert compound, alongside nineteen other contestants competing on a massively popular reality show.

Join Anne Kelly-Edmunds and a supportive group of writers in this inspiring writing workshop. All levels welcome!

Join us as we talk about interesting yet-to-be released books as well as our favorites and classics. You are encouraged to share some of your favorite titles with the group, or just sit back, relax and enjoy some good "book chats".

Join us to practice writing eco-fiction, which blends nature and environmentalism with genres like fantasy, science fiction, realistic fiction, and more!

Join Anne Kelly-Edmunds and a supportive group of writers in this inspiring writing workshop. All levels welcome!

Join the Teen Services Librarians for a monthly book club where we play games, eat snacks, and talk about awesome books! This month, we'll discuss: 

Frieren: Beyond Journey's End by Kanehito Yamada

Picture it, a room of readers. It’s quiet, the lights are low, you’re in your comfiest ensemble with your favorite blanket, sipping on warm tea while a crackling fire plays in the background.

Raised by pious nuns, Antoinette, the younger sister of Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel, escapes to Paris, where her shared effort to launch a fashion brand is challenged by discriminating conventions and the horrors of World War I