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.

Get together at the library for a fun social time for you and your children. We’ll provide the space, toys, and activities; you provide the fun. Play is an important part of developing early literacy skills.

Research shows that when a child is playing the child is learning. Come join us for fun with hands-on activities that encourage small and large motor skills.

Explore science through a variety of hands-on activities, experiments, and learning stations featuring magnets.

Join Ms. Glenda Walsh Crouse from Westminster Suzuki Strings for a free 30-minute violin class. Participants will explore the exciting world of pre-twinkle violin. Children are taught through play, games, and storytelling.

Climb aboard each week to explore a different letter of the alphabet through books, songs, and activities. All adult caregivers are welcome.

Explore dancing, singing, and shaking your sillies out at this movement-based program. Older siblings welcome.

This month's selection is The Winter Soldier by Daniel Mason.

Breastfeeding can be challenging and emotional for new moms. Come share, support, socialize, and help one another in a non-judgmental environment. Siblings welcome. This support group is led by Susan Weyer, RN, IBCLC.

We welcome the novice or newbie. Bring your latest project, or come to learn. Sit with us every Tuesday and yarn some tales with a wonderful group of knitters and crocheters.

This class in the Hatha Yoga tradition is suitable for many different levels and abilities. Therapeutic elements of yoga will be included. The class ends with a deep relaxation Yoga Nidra.

This month's selection is The Gown by Jennifer Robson.

Join the fun with your child as we celebrate the joys of music with instruments, dancing, bean bags, streamers, and more!

Looking for a quilting group? Interested in learning how to quilt? Join the Busy Bee Quilt Guild every month for some quilting fun!

KPET's trained reading dogs provide a relaxed, informal atmosphere for kids to practice reading. Every dog enjoys a good story!

Listen to these local musicians play at the library.

Show off your rhythm skills on Beat Saber, a virtual reality block slashing game that will challenge your coordination and musical timing.

Learn about the debt collection process and how to effectively interact with debt collectors. Review various techniques that will help you reduce your debt.

Drop in for self-directed use of our makerspace resources during our unstaffed open lab hours.

Join us for a variety of fun activities from Shake, Rattle, and Read to Parachute Fun to Little Builders to crafts.

Drop in for self-directed use of our makerspace resources during our unstaffed open lab hours.

Need help filing your 2019 taxes? Have you fallen behind in filing your taxes in previous years? If you make less than $55,000, then you should consider stopping by to drop off your tax documents for one of our IRS certified preparers.

There is nothing better than bedtime stories with cookies and juice. Wear your pajamas to this cozy storytime.

Need service hours? Join the Teen Advisory Board for a fun-filled meeting to learn how you can become a leader in your library. But it's not all work and no play; we'll provide plenty of snacks and games too!

Strengthen your body, sharpen your mind, soothe your spirit. Follow Syeda through a series of postures and guided imageries. Beginner to intermediate. Register to reserve a space.

Speaking with other people who have multiple sclerosis can be one of the most empowering and helpful things for someone with MS.

Meet Battle of the Books authors Matthew Swanson and Robbi Behr of The Real McCoys as we kick off the 2020 Battle of the Books Season. An author talk will be followed by a book signing.

Learn the basics of building an augmented reality project, then create a simple project of your own. No prior coding experience is required.

Anne Frank is possibly the most well-known victim of the Holocaust with millions of people around the world aware of her life in hiding through her diary.

**We regret to inform our patrons that the Linda Sue Park is suspending all of her upcoming tour dates due to health-related travel concerns. This event has been cancelled.

Show off your rhythm skills on Beat Saber, a virtual reality block slashing game that will challenge your coordination and musical timing. Permission slips are required and can be picked up at the library Information Desk.

Join Carroll County Extension as we make our gardens more interesting and beautiful by attracting wildlife. Birds, butterflies, even squirrels add an element of movement and life.

Melinda Byrd will share her skill and experience in Nordic rya (ree'-yah) rug making. Once a nearly-forgotten art, rya is now experiencing a revival in interest.

What trivia tidbits are rattling around in your head? Grab a few friends and join us for Trivia Night at Bistro 91! Compete for prizes and Facebook fame! Teams of up to five can sign up by registering online.

Experience the benefits of a deep relaxation session in this inwardly focused yoga class.

Beginners, please bring a light-colored, worsted weight yarn and a size 8 needle to the class. If you know how to knit, please bring your project.

The 1862 two-day battle between the Monitor and the Merrimack (CSS Virginia) was history's first duel between ironclad warships and arguably the most important naval battle of the American Civil War.

This gentle yoga class, taught by Rebecca Berg, is designed to allow students of various abilities and physical conditions to comfortably develop his or her own yoga practice.