Join Tracy Bruneau, Dementia Navigator for the TN Dept. of Health, for a monthly program where caregivers can find community and support. Held the second Wednesday of every month (except this month!). If you need to bring your person living with dementia (PLWD) to this event, Cornerstone Caregiving can provide care for them for the […]
Teens and adults: our board games are at your disposal! Enjoy a collection of over 100 games, ranging from classics like Scrabble, Mancala and Monopoly to more obscure titles like Entropy, Sushi Go! and Oceanos.
Would you like to learn basic phrases in Spanish? Join Nicolle Vargas as she teaches basic phrases and pronunciations of her native language. (Ages 15 and up)
Come for Bingo with free popcorn and prizes!
Story and intentional play for children birth to age 3.
Gamers—Come test your skills against your friends in a single-elimination tournament Super Smash Bros. Ultimate on the Nintendo Switch. The winner gets an Ozark Trail camping chair; all players receive a book. Rated E10+: Game content is generally suitable for ages 10 and up.
Come find a treasure at the Twice-Told Book Sale, hosted by the Putnam County Library Friends on the first Saturday of each month. Most items are priced at $3 or less. PCL Friends members gain access to the presale on the Friday before the main sale.
Honor Native American Heritage Month by exploring pottery and textile patterns. Color a stained-glass illustration and develop a frame incorporating natural materials. This craft is most appropriate for ages 4-12.
Buddy, Skye, and Tibi—our favorite therapy dogs—will be back at the library with a story and a fun surprise. Ages 3-7
Story and intentional play for children birth to age 3.
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.
Join Holly Chieco, PTA, Jordan Wachter, DPT, and Wendy Polsky, SLP, from Cookeville Regional Medical Center to learn about this incredible service offered by CRMC. They will discuss both the LSVT Big and the LSVT Loud programs and how they work together to address Parkinson’s Disease.