Event List

Howl’s Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones. Reviewed by Paul Chapman

Meet Pokémon GO players in the area, make new friends, set up lures, and do trades!

Note: There is an off-site component to the group; anyone under 16 must be accompanied by a guardian to participate.

Please join us on Tuesday October 14th to make buttons to show support for breast cancer awareness. This an open event that runs from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm so you can pop in anytime between those hours to make your buttons.

This is a D&D campaign designed for teens 16+ and adults with special needs and disabilities, with Dungeon Master Tim Collins.  Need to bring a support person?  That's OK!  Beginners welcome.

We’re going to make some holiday frames decoupage style! Use various colors of paper to glue onto 8” x 10” wooden frames to create a Halloween or Fall frame.

Use needle felting to softly join colored wool fibers to a wool background in autumnal colors. Add some simple sewing or embroidery for contrast and detail. Finish with a wooden frame, creating a miniature work of art, worthy of gifting.

Join us in the Steele Large Meeting Room to meet local author and psychic medium Amy Pulitano! Learn more about cleansings, readings, and banishments for objects and locations. Ms.

Join us at the library for a new twist on the classic game Clue! Players move from room to room to solve the mystery of who done it, with what, and where?

Open Sew is an unstructured workshop, open to all skill levels, where sewers can socialize while working on their projects. Sewing machines and workspace are provided and an instructor is available to offer assistance and advice when needed.

Creepy crawlies are covered in this session. Learn the copper foil stained glass process with artist, Erica Unterwoman. Solder candy colored glass pieces to sculpt a traditional suncatcher.

Looking for others to play Magic the Gathering with? Stop by Steele Memorial Library to play Commander on the third Tuesday of the month from 5:30-8pm. All experience levels welcome!

Let’s get spooky with these awesome Halloween Books! We will be using old books to decorate any way you want with items printed off of the 3D printer to accent these “Spell Books” with skeleton hands, spiders, snakes and scarab beetles!

Always wanted to fill out your family tree but don't know where to start? 
 

Come to this informational session to find out!

The Adventure Continues! Join us for the next installment of this fun and immersive LIVE Dungeons & Dragons game! Join us for an awesome adventure with audience interaction, prizes, and D&D trivia.

Alzheimer’s Association® support groups, conducted by trained facilitators, are a safe place for those caring for a loved one with dementia to:

Interested in beekeeping? Learn how to get started! Burt from HoneyBeeMade in Big Flats will be here on Saturday, October 25, 2pm to talk about beekeeping and answer your questions. He will have some visual aids, handouts, and honey samples!

Ghosts are covered in this session. Learn the copper foil stained glass process with artist, Erica Unterwoman. Solder candy colored glass pieces to sculpt a traditional suncatcher.

We’re completing the Halloween holiday week with some more spooky crafts! You can make either a pencil topper or paint your own Halloween rock! All supplies will be provided – but you can bring in your own rock if you want to as well!

Join us in the small conference room at Steele for the Poetry & Tea Book Club! Each month will feature a new tea to enjoy while discussing poetry. This month will feature matcha green tea.

Make a cute hostess gift or conversation piece for your thanksgiving table - it will be so cute that you might not want to put hot plates on it! 

This project is for more confident sewists. 

Give your favorite book a glow up with book bedazzling! You can bedazzle a part of the cover or spine to make your bookshelf shine. Patrons should come with their own book to decorate, rhinestones and other tools provided.