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Featured Events

Jul

04

2026
  • Saturday

  • All Day

  • Not Specified

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Independence Day
Library Closed
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Jul

05

2026
  • Sunday

  • All Day

  • Not Specified

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Closed on Sundays Memorial Day Weekend thru Labor Day
Library Closed
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Jul

06

2026
  • Monday

  • 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM

  • Public Services Librarian

  • Adults
Introduction to Libby
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Introduction to Libby

Learn how to use Libby to access eBooks, audiobooks and more! We will walk through downloading the app, setting up an account with your library card, searching, checking out, and placing holds.

Jul

06

2026
  • Monday

  • 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM

  • Cricut

  • Kids, Teens
Beach Tumblers
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Beach Tumblers

Do you need a new tumbler to store your cold drink in while you’re outside enjoying summer? Using permanent vinyl, you will weed and apply your own beach design to a tumbler that you get to keep!

Jul

07

2026
  • Tuesday

  • 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM

  • Activity Room

  • Kids
Graham Cracker Art
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Graham Cracker Art

Want to make art with your food? Using graham crackers, frosting, and more you will be challenged to make an ocean scene and flowers.

Jul

07

2026
  • Tuesday

  • 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM

  • Meeting Room

  • Adults
America 250: Uncle Sam Wants YOU to Remember the Women of Independence
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America 250: Uncle Sam Wants YOU to Remember the Women of Independence

Many women played key roles in the establishment of our nation. What contributions did they make to our history? How did their perception of freedom differ from that of men? Delve into the lives of the women of Colonial America and their significant contributions to the Revolutionary War. While Martha Washington and Abigail Adams are commonly mentioned, what about the lesser-known figures like Deborah Read, Mercy Otis Warren, and Sybil Ludington? Learn how these remarkable women shattered stereotypes and paved the way for future generations.

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