Event List

Join us for part 3 of Tanglewood Nature Center's 250 Years in Nature program series! This lecture will cover environmental and wildlife laws and acts that have shaped environmental protection in the United States.

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

📚 Join Our Monthly Book Club!

Come meet with us to discuss this month’s book—book-themed snacks provided!

Mix lively neutrals and use bold (and weird!) color combinations.

Adult Writer's Support group. 

Join our welcoming community of aspiring writers as we gather to discuss and delve into our shared passion for writing and all things literary. 

Join us the last Monday of every month for a themed potluck style program. Call us to find out this months theme/cookbook.

Join Us for Our New Adult Book Club!

Learn how to use your tablet in a casual setting, talk to other tablet users, share woes, get advice, ask questions, and more. Bring your tablet or smartphone and your questions! Learn how to download eBooks from the library! 

Learn to use atmospheric perspective to create greater depth in your landscape using variations in color. Distant objects appear lighter and bluer.

Patrons can have a discussion and give their thoughts on the book of that month.

A book club for exploring new horror authors (excluding Stephen King).
Each month, we’ll pick a subgenre of horror and choose a book together to read and discuss.

Registration appreciated

Learn the process of the Tiffany stained glass technique and solder your own creation.

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 5:30-7:45pm. All experience levels welcome!

Given that “Cloud Dancer” is the 2026 Color of the Year, it’s time we turn to the sky in our watercolors.

Online discussion group for those who like to research their family history. All levels welcome! Quarterly Meetings for 2026: Saturdays 10am on March 7, June 27, September 19, December 12.

Register to make book lanterns with local artist, Gail Lewis!  All materials will be provided.

Registration will open two weeks before the class and is limited to 12 participants.

With the help of some quick tricks, it’s easy to make clay acorns and pine cones, lovely ornaments (for your autumn table!) They’ll be finished with a touch of shimmer. We will use air-dried clay, which will not be fired.

Did you know there are more varieties of green (seen by the human eye) than of any other color? We will explore the nuances of greens, and work light to dark, bright to dull, to create greenery and foliage.

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