Week Calendar

MGOL is a program for infants and toddlers and their parents or caregivers. MGOL incorporates research-based theories of learning, music, puppets, picture books, nursery rhymes, play, and language.

MGOL is a program for infants and toddlers and their parents or caregivers. MGOL incorporates research-based theories of learning, music, puppets, picture books, nursery rhymes, play, and language.

Class is for computer novices who need help in learning how to use the Internet.  The class will cover the most important features of a browser, how to use an Internet address, and will also discuss first steps and tips for easier use. 

Preschool Storytime focuses on building social and school-readiness skills in a fun environment. We use stories, songs, rhymes and puppets to play and learn together. This half hour program is followed by half an hour of socializing.

Cuddle up with your family and enjoy the magic of the read aloud, featuring engaging literature for listeners of all ages. Crafts and quiet projects welcome to keep little hands busy!

LEGO Club is open to all school-age children and their siblings and parents. Build a creation inspired by the week's theme, or do your own thing-- imaginations welcome! LEGO provided.

Find inspiration, connect with peers, and get tips from experts at our monthly workshops for young writers. Open to all aspiring writers ages 11-18.

Adult volunteers needed; inquire at the library.

Self-Defense: (Ages 8+) This class focuses on self-defense and Jiu Jitsu techniques that can be done by any person at any level of fitness.  Because this class will address explicit violence, children 14 and under must h

This group of Magic enthusiasts meets weekly with MHS's Mr. Burgher. All students welcome.

Zumba: (All ages welcome) This combination of Latin rhythms, aerobic dance, and easy-to-follow moves creates a fitness class that will blow you away. We want you to love your workout, to love working out, and to get hooked.

Forever Young Adult is an 18+ book group for adults who read teen fiction. FYA alternates reading a single book as a group and having more open discussions of many books around a particular theme.