Calendar

THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT! Enjoy a night of fine dining, great friends and fabulous comedy at the spectacular Lakes of Taylor Golf Course banquet facility. Can't miss event. Must by 17 or older.

Please use drop box outside south entrance to return materials while the library is closed.

Stories and activities for children age three and under.

Knitters and crocheters gather every Tuesday at 6 p.m. to work on their latest projects. Bring your projects, enjoy company while you work, and get help from experienced knitters.

Discuss life with vision challenges. Family, friends, drivers, and caregivers are welcome. Coffee and cookies are provided. No registration required. Call to find out this month's topic.

Do you consider yourself a beginner-level crafter? Join Carolyn's Captivating Crafts! In this 1-hour program we offer coloring, scrap-booking and simple crafts for beginners. No judgment is allowed and all materials are provided. Adults only.

Learn the basics of quilt making from start to finish. You will learn traditional and modern techniques while having fun putting together sample squares. All sessions will include demonstration and hands on. Online registration required.

Oakwoods Metro Park will be presenting on the Eastern Cottontail. Children and adults are welcome to participate.

Join us for our monthly Young Adult book club! Whether you're 13 or 110, we invite you to read and discuss a monthly young adult book with us. This month we will be discussing "I Hunt Killers" by Barry Lyga and "Blankets" by Craig Thompson. Copies available @ the front desk.

Stories and activities for children age three and under.

Knitters and crocheters gather every Tuesday at 6 p.m. to work on their latest projects. Bring your projects, enjoy company while you work, and get help from experienced knitters.

Join our 2-hour seminar targeted to help seniors learn how to use their new computer. No registration required.

Learn about your options when deciding to start a business. Presented by SCORE.

Learn the basics of quilt making from start to finish. You will learn traditional and modern techniques while having fun putting together sample squares. All sessions will include demonstration and hands on. Online registration required.

City Hall will be closed on Monday, January 21, for Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Services will reopen at 9 a.m. Tuesday, January 22. Because of the holiday, the curbside pickup schedule will be pushed back one day.

Lunch, cookie decorating, crafts, face painting, balloon twisting, storytelling and dancing, all with Elsa and her Frozen Friends.

Lunch, cookie decorating, crafts, face painting, balloon twisting, storytelling, singing and dancing with Elsa and her Frozen friends.

Center closed in honor of Martin Luther King Day

Instructor: Robert Correll. Tai Chi is a moderate intensity cardiovascular and weight bearing exercise. It is practiced in a slow, gentle and gracefully flowing manner and is easy on your joints. It can be practiced by almost anyone regardless of the level of fitness. The approach is self-paced and non-competitive. "No pain" is the watch word. Tai Chi can improve balance, flexibility, strength and endurance. Studies have shown that Tai Chi can help reduce pain, lower blood pressure, strengthen the lungs, reduce stress and generally increase the sense of well being. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and flat, rubber soled shoes.

This low-impact aerobics class is a fun way to exercise and also make new friends - all while getting in shape too!

This is Bob's Acrylic Paint Class for Seniors - you need to be 50+ in order to participate. Please bring your own supplies. You will work on a project that you will be able to complete the same day.

All are welcome - held in Classroom 2.

Charity knit and crochet meets here every Thursday. Bring your own supplies. Projects are baby hats for hospital, Veterans lap robes, hats and scarves, mittens for Goodfellows.

Beginners, continuers - join in the fun of learning the basic steps of how to waltz, fox trot, polka, hustle and many more! This fun class is taught by Lowell and Judy Potvin.

Class taught by Martin Lizyness. Come join this fun class and bring out your artistic side by creating beautiful things with stained glass. Beginning stained glass skills are necessary. Tools and supplies are extra and may be purchased from the instructor.

Learn to knit, pearl and read a pattern. Bring one skein of yarn and one set of short needles, size 11. Pat Daddabbo is the volunteer instructor.

This low-impact aerobics class is a fun way to exercise and also make new friends - all while getting in shape too!

Instructor: Robert Correll. Tai Chi is a moderate intensity cardiovascular and weight bearing exercise. It is practiced in a slow, gentle and gracefully flowing manner and is easy on your joints. It can be practiced by almost anyone regardless of the level of fitness. The approach is self-paced and non-competitive. "No pain" is the watch word. Tai Chi can improve balance, flexibility, strength and endurance. Studies have shown that Tai Chi can help reduce pain, lower blood pressure, strengthen the lungs, reduce stress and generally increase the sense of well being. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and flat, rubber soled shoes.

This low-impact aerobics class is a fun way to exercise and also make new friends - all while getting in shape too!

All are welcome - held in Classroom 2.

Charity knit and crochet meets here every Thursday. Bring your own supplies. Projects are baby hats for hospital, Veterans lap robes, hats and scarves, mittens for Goodfellows.

Beginners, continuers - join in the fun of learning the basic steps of how to waltz, fox trot, polka, hustle and many more! This fun class is taught by Lowell and Judy Potvin.

Class taught by Martin Lizyness. Come join this fun class and bring out your artistic side by creating beautiful things with stained glass. Beginning stained glass skills are necessary. Tools and supplies are extra and may be purchased from the instructor.

Join us in celebrating this month's birthdays! Please sign up at the front desk or call 313-291-7740 by January 24th. There will be cake and ice cream and karoake and a small gift for those celebrating a birthday this month.