Upcoming Events

Toddler Time is an interactive story time program for children ages 18-35 months and their adult caregivers.  There is no Toddler Time on October 21 and November 25. Please register.

Learn about artists such as Van Gogh and Picasso, then create your own art using the techniques they used. For kids entering 1st through 5th grade.

Grab your crochet hook, knitting needles, or sewing kit and join other crafters for some social stitching! Show off your WIP (work in progress), get some tips, or just drop in.

Toddler Time is an interactive story time program for children ages 18-35 months and their adult caregivers.  There is no Toddler Time on October 22 and November 26. Please register.

Join us for an exciting introduction to the world of drawing.  This six-week drawing class is taught by a local teen!  Learn foundational drawing skills in a supportive setting.  For kids in kindergarten through 2nd grade.

Preschool Storytime combines stories and songs for kids from 3-5 years old.  Please register.  There's no Preschool Storytime on October 23 or November 27.

Join us for a program combining early literacy and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics). Explore scientific vocabulary with stories and science activities. Please register. For kids in kindergarten through 2nd grade.

Be a high school reading buddy! Earn service hours and foster a love of reading.

Reading Buddies is a literacy program for children in grades K-5. Children choose a library book, read aloud to their high school reading buddy, play games, and work on homework!

Learn to set up a free email account to send, reply, forward, attach documents, and more.

The Teen Lunch &  Learn Series provides teens with an informal and engaging opportunity to learn about careers.

Feeling left in the dark when it comes to bats? You're not alone. Bats are one of the most beneficial and misunderstood of all animals. Learn about where bats live, what they eat and the vital contribution they make to the ecosystem.

Teens and adults are needed to help out at the Stacks Social Club meetings.  Your tasks include assisting young adults with disabilities with crafts and activities, setting up, and cleaning up!

The Stacks Social Club meets monthly to provide recreational and social opportunities for teens and young adults with disabilities. Each meeting concludes with a healthy snack prepared by the members of the group for a community table!

Give your brain a boost and play chess at the Library! All levels of play are welcome. Knowledgeable EPCHS high school chess players are on hand to coach and instruct players.  

The Stroke Support Group brings together stroke survivors, caregivers, and other interested parties for mutual help, fellowship, and education. Focused topics are discussed at each meeting. 

Roll up your sleeves for these hands-on STEAM activities! 

Oct 7      Carmel Apple Lip Gloss

Oct 21    Glow-in-the-Dark Halloween Tee - Bring a Black Tee

Build domino runs, then knock them down!  We'll supply the dominoes and challenge cards, you bring your creativity!

Grab your crochet hook, knitting needles, or sewing kit and join other crafters for some social stitching! Show off your WIP (work in progress), get some tips, or just drop in.

Únase a nuestro grupo de conversación en inglés para practicar sus habilidades de conversación.

Artificial Intelligence seems to be everywhere: from headlines in the news cycle to conversations on Capitol Hill to the word processors we use every day.  Dr.

Join us for a program combining early literacy and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics). Explore scientific vocabulary with stories and science activities. Please register. For kids in kindergarten through 2nd grade.