Week Calendar

Writers of all levels and genres are invited to join our weekly writing group. It is a flexible, drop-in, stay as long as you like, environment.

Are you interested in improving your language skills? Join us for Spanish Bilingual Storytime! There will be singing, dancing, activities, stories, and rhymes in Spanish and English.

A theme-based storytime featuring an age-appropriate story, songs, and learning activities, with a concentration on creative movement.

Join us for Toddler Time! A relaxed and fun environment where little ones and their grown-ups can come to meet and play. Toys will be provided by the library to encourage motor and social skills. 

Tour and information for biography report/research.

This beginner-level laser cutter class will walk you through the basics of design, machine use, and safety procedures.

Join the Mount Airy Knitters for a weekly roundtable of knitting, conversation, and fun. All experience levels are welcome. 

Join the fun as we celebrate apples. We'll share apple stories, songs, activities, and a craft.

Use author Todd Parr's #BeWhoYouAreDay as inspiration and come celebrate the things that make you uniquely YOU!

Join us for a visit with box turtles from the Piney Run Nature Center. Preschoolers will learn all about turtle behavior and create a turtle craft.

Ballet Embody is Maryland's premier professional contemporary ballet company, based in Westminster, Maryland.

Want to learn how to knit? We'll cast on a simple scarf and learn the knit stitch. Yarn will be supplied. Bring your library card to check out a set of needles for your project.

It's fall! The best time of year for a hike! Listen to stories and music followed by a hike in Sandymount Park. Pack a lunch and stay afterward to play with friends.

Every dog enjoys a good story! KPETS trained “reading dogs” provide a relaxed informal atmosphere for kids to practice reading.

Scott Turow is the author of many bestselling works of fiction, including The Last Trial, Testimony, Identical, Innocent, Presumed Innocent, and The Burden of Proof, and two nonfiction books, including 

Microcontrollers are everywhere and are often the unseen heroes of our modern world. From coffee makers to elevators, and even the television remote control, microcontrollers can be programmed to fulfill a variety of simple tasks.

Stop in for a spell and unleash your creativity with these spine-tingling Halloween crafts sure to get you in the spirit. All supplies provided.

Come join us as we kick off the spooky season with a glow-in-the-dark painting party! The paint we are using can stain clothing, so please wear old clothes to this event.

Find out what makes an apple a good baking apple. Try some samples and choose the types of apples to use in your pie. Prepare a scratch pie crust and assemble the pie here, then take it home to bake right away or freeze for later.

Explore dancing, singing, and shaking your sillies out in this movement-based program.

A step-by-step walkthrough of both creating your own 3D models and bringing them into a video game engine for use in your own game development projects.

Calling all teens looking for leadership roles in planning library programs. We want you for our Teen Advisory Board! Need service hours? We’ve got those too!

Calling all teens looking for leadership roles in planning library programs. We want you for our Teen Advisory Board! Need service hours? We’ve got those too! Participants can join us in person or log in virtually through Zoom.

Break out your bell bottoms, disco albums, and join us as we create a quick and easy DIY macrame plant hanger. We will provide instruction and all supplies, including a small plant container.

Are you a chess champion or want to learn? Show off your best moves against other chess players! Experienced and novice chess players are welcome.

Join us for a monthly book discussion focusing on a diverse author's work. Each month we will select a young adult or adult title written by an author from a diverse background so we can learn from others' perspectives.

Join us for a monthly book discussion focusing on a diverse author's work. Each month we will select a young adult or adult title written by an author from a diverse background so we can learn from others' perspectives.

Enjoy the sweets and treats featured in Harry Potter in this hands-on cooking class. Families will make butterbeer, chocolate frogs, and more!  

Hey, teens! Let's meet in the kitchen to prepare a new recipe that will impress your family and friends. Improve your independent cooking skills with hands-on experience in the kitchen.

Are you or someone you care about eligible for Medicare? Come and find out how to make the most of your Medicare health benefits. This seminar focuses on Medicare Supplement/Medigap and Medicare Advantage plans.

Learn the necessary basics to feel comfortable using a sewing machine. This is a beginner-level class; you will leave feeling confident about the next steps to take towards sewing your own projects.

If your home has a BAT (Best Available Technologies) septic tank, or you’re considering the purchase of a home with a BAT tank, this is the class for you!

Create an adorable fall wreath to adorn your door or brighten your home. All supplies will be provided.

This month's selection is One Maryland One Book's 2022 title, What's Mine and Yours by Naima Coster.

Come craft with us! We will have a fun and EASY craft project to do together each month. No experience or creative skills are needed! Bring a friend and craft together, or come to meet new people who have a shared love of crafting.  

Join a Carroll County Master Gardener to learn how to choose wisely when planting perennials.

Join this friendly crochet group that is open to both beginners and experienced crocheters alike. Those new to crocheting should bring a size J hook and a light-colored, worsted weight yarn to the class.

Tickets are $27.00 and include a copy of the book. Purchase tickets here

Looking to create food photos that attract attention? Want to increase your engagement posts? Learn popular eye-catching techniques to make your food pop! Participants should bring a food item to photograph and examples of their photos.

Like the look of hand-made fall decorations? Learn to make a yarn pumpkin using just a few simple items. Your friends won't believe you made it yourself!

Do you like watching anime or reading manga? Join this virtual hangout to discuss your favorite series with other like-minded teens! Please plan on logging in to the meeting 15 minutes early.

An educational program to help recognize common signs of the disease in oneself and in others. Learn what steps to take and how to talk to your doctor. Presented by the Alzheimer's Association, Greater Maryland Chapter.

In this online beginner's level class, Sarah Reading CZT (Certified Zentangle Teacher) will lead us through a relaxing drawing activity that all starts with four dots and a line. The outcome will amaze you!