Day Calendar

Mother Goose Time provides caregiver/infant multi-sensory circle-time activities -- including simple sign language, folksongs and lullabies, and finger plays -- that are especially designed to stimulate babies’ social, emotional, and physical deve

Do you have a new e-reader, but  you’re not sure how to use it?

Looking to update your resume or start one from scratch? Learn how to create an eye-catching resume and tips on how to showcase your skills using library resources.

No registration required.

Celebrate International Games Week by playing some classic board games.  Available games will include Sorry, Monopoly, Clue, and more.  No registration required.  For students in grades 9-12.

Come and go as you please to a quiet space to write with other writers in this year’s National Novel-Writing Month! Crank out your daily 3,367 words, play catch up, or get ahead!

During National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo), on November 1, participants begin working toward the goal of writing a 50,000-word novel by 11:59 PM on November 30.

Come and go as you please to play a variety of tabletop and Nintendo Switch games.

This program is for students in grades 9-12. Registration not required.

A special meeting of the Prose Pros Writing group covering the basics of self-publishing and NANOWRIMO,  plus regular program activities.  Registration is not required.

Stories, songs, and action rhymes for families with children of all ages. This program will conclude with an age-appropriate craft activity. Pajamas and blankets are welcome!

Join us on Monday November 6 as we kick off International Games Week with a YA board game night here at the Mamie George Branch Library!  We will have several board and card games to choose from and play!

Join us for our monthly Youth Book Club where we discuss our favorite characters and stories through games, crafts, and activities! This month, laugh along with Big Nate and friends through wacky doodling exercises and interactive challenges.

Come and go as you please to play a variety of board games! This program meets the first and third Monday of the month in Conference Room 2A.

Learn to prevent and manage diabetes and cardiovascular disease in this 6-week series.  In six sessions, participants will learn about:

Need help with email, Internet, e-readers, or other technology?  Bring your questions to our Open Lab for one-on-one assistance from our tech savvy library staff.  Bring your personal device or use one of the library’s computers.

Stories, songs, and action rhymes for families with children of all ages. This program will conclude with an age-appropriate craft activity. Pajamas and blankets are welcome!

Enjoy practicing your English skills in a fun, friendly environment!

If your computer seems like a stranger, then this program is for you!