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.

This hands-on workshop is designed to help adults feel more confident with their smartphones, tablets, and everyday technology.

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

In this hands-on cooking series for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and people without, we will prepare a healthier version of the popular crispy rice treat.

Bring your writing, works-in-progress, or works-in-thought. This writing group allows beginners, unpublished, and published writers to network, learn, vent, and feel inspired to move to the next level.

Trained reading dogs from My Caring Paws will be here to enjoy a meet-and-greet with new adult friends!

Every dog enjoys a good story! Trained "reading dogs" provide a relaxed, informal atmosphere for kids to practice reading. Research shows that reading to animals can boost reading skills in children and help with emotional and social skills.

Give blood and save a life. Set up an appointment or drop-in.

Let's meet in the Teaching Kitchen to bake Apple Spice Cupcakes with Cinnamon Frosting, followed by a discussion of the newest romance novels led by Westminster Branch librarians.

Do you enjoy playing board games? Want to meet new friends with the same interest? Join us on Monday afternoons to play games and meet new people. 

Feeling overwhelmed by MyChart, Athena, or other patient portals? In this beginner-friendly session, you’ll learn how to confidently log in, view test results, request refills, send messages to your provider, and more.

In this hands-on class, participants will make chicken and black bean tostadas with avocado cream. This class is part of the American Heart Association's Simple Cooking with Heart. 

Are you a retiree or an older adult who enjoys making crafts? If so, then please join us for a monthly group session where you'll create something different to take home or share.

Volunteers from the Carroll County Genealogical Society are available to help with your family history research. Please contact volunteers at info@ccgsmd.org to schedule a time if you require CCGS staff assistance.

Join us for an hour of chatting about books! Come and share what you are reading and get ideas from others about what to read next!

In this hands-on class, learn to prepare Asian-style dumplings with premade wrappers.

Try your hand at diamond painting by making a small project to take home. Combining the concepts of mosaic art and paint-by-numbers, diamond painting uses tiny round resin beads on an adhesive base to create a glittering final product. 

Join this fun group of writers and aspiring writers as we share what we are working on and listen to feedback from others. Whether you write novels, short stories, poems, or anything in between, this group is for you!

In this class, attendees will be paired with another attendee to split a recipe for delicious unstuffed peppers!

Did you know that you can learn quite a bit about your ancestors from a visit to the cemetery?

Let's meet in the Teaching Kitchen to bake Apple Spice Cupcakes with Cinnamon Frosting, followed by a discussion of the newest romance novels led by Westminster Branch librarians.

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 drop-in session of diamond painting! No experience is necessary!

Bring your writing, works-in-progress, or works-in-thought. This writing group allows beginners, unpublished, and published writers to network, learn, vent, and feel inspired to move to the next level.

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

Augmented reality allows us to combine digital elements with real-world objects. Join us to learn how to create and code a simple augmented reality scavenger hunt.

Join us for a friendly game of casual, non-competitive American Mah Jongg. This program is for experienced and newer players with some play experience. An instructor will not be present. Please bring a current National Mah Jongg League card.

Experience the many benefits of yoga and meditation. This class, taught by Rebecca Berg, welcomes students of all levels. Adaptations for using a chair will be shared if participants are uncomfortable getting on the floor.

In Part 1 on September 23, learn about the history, materials, and tools needed for this creative historical art form. In Part 2 on September 30, you will learn the process of transferring a pattern and begin pulling loops.

Do you enjoy reading and talking about books while enjoying excellent craft beer? Then our Books and Brews book club is for you! We will feature a different book at each meeting, so join us in sharing good books and ideas.

Join this friendly crochet group open to 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.

This gentle yoga class allows students of various abilities and physical conditions to develop their yoga practice comfortably.