Love thrifting? Enjoy the thrill of a good find? Come to the library and test your luck with Thrift Bingo! Your donated vintage, retro, and secondhand treasures will be used as prizes, with a special grand prize for the final round.
Teens and adults with a passion for the game of Scrabble—or those who would like to learn the game—join us for our weekly Scrabble Club.
Teens: Come to the library for a space to create whatever you'd like! We'll have paint and canvases for painters, sketchbooks and charcoal pencils for artists, yarn for knitters and crocheters, and more.
Teens and adults with a passion for the game of chess—or those who would like to learn the game—join us for our semi-weekly Chess Club.
Visit with the local medieval reenactment group and learn about various arts from the Middle Ages. Leather work, weaving, medieval manuscripts, calligraphy and more will be in progress and on display. A perfect prelude to "All's Well That Ends Well" presented by Shakespeare in the Park, October 2-10.
Chair yoga taught by a certified yoga instructor.
Join TTU Nursing Professor Dr. Melissa Geist and her students as they share about their recent trip to Belize. See the world without ever leaving town!
Andy Sachs (Anne Hathaway) returns to Runway magazine as the new features editor where she finds her formidable former boss Miranda (Meryl Streep) facing threats to her glossy print empire. Familiar frenemies and fresh faces join the catwalk in this stylish sequel. Rated PG-13: Parents Strongly Cautioned / Runtime 2h.
Gamers—come hang out for this throwback night featuring the Nintendo 64! Games like Mario Kart 64, Starfox 64, and The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time will be available for teens to play throughout the evening. Games rated E or T.
Into botany? Working on your green thumb? Come to the library and test your luck with Plant Bingo! Donated plants will be used as prizes.
Join us to engage in weekly hands-on art activities and crafts with certified visual arts teacher Annette Romero. Ages 12-Adult. No registration required.
Visit with the local medieval reenactment group and learn about various arts from the Middle Ages. A perfect prelude to "All's Well That Ends Well" presented by Shakespeare in the Park, October 2-10.